Hey Josh, the best way to learn is through trial and error.

Right now, we have the normal yearly membership and/or a 3-month trial version.

Hi @John Lee - this sounds like a pretty good opportunity to give renting out a property a trial run, if it's something you have interest in.

The Gates case was appealed but never made it to trial. 

Put the partnership through a healthy trial period.

The taxpayer and EAT may enter into agreements or arrangements providing that any variation in the value of a relinquished property from the estimated value on the date of the EAT's receipt of the property be taken into account upon the EAT's disposition of the relinquished property through the taxpayer's advance of funds to, or receipt of funds from, the EAT.The IRS permitted an EAT to retain its status where it acquired a 50% interest in a partnership whose only asset was real estate where the other 50% interest in the partnership was owned by the exchanging taxpayer (Ltr.

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

A reason for this post is to share with other agents and investors the trials and tribulations that come forth when selling a portfolio such as this.

One with time, effort, trial and error or the other with a higher premium.

Regional variations play a big role in what companies charge (competition).