This is a great take on this conversation.

I was blessed to have an amazing one on one zoom conversation with Yosef yesterday.

That is a good conversation to have up front with your investors.

I've just had a conversation yesterday with a client of mine to add cost segregation to her sax strategy.

Besides the 14 e-mails over the 14 days, I had 3 phone conversations with my account representatives supervisor and even that didn't make a difference in getting the items that I needed.  

Read books, have conversations and after a while you will understand how the more successful wholesalers conduct their business.  

If the Seller doesn't need this, then I suspect a conversation with the seller and Realtor B would leave it amicable.

More than willing to have a civil private conversation where I think I can explain exactly why rent control (which is really only used for political rhetoric) is a bad idea as is almost all government attempts to "control" what landlords do (including the eviction moratorium)..

I think the deal has to be so bad for an investor to ask for this. you as an investor need to find an amazing deal for this conversation to never arise..good luck

Hey Dane, your depreciable basis in the property is the lower of your cost, including improvements, and fair market value on the date of conversion to rental use.