If that is the case throw out the 50% rule because unusually high taxes can really hurt you.

Introduce yourself to the neighbors and give them your business card... let them know you will be working on the property with your construction team and ask them to contact you if they have any concerns or if they notice anything unusual happening at the property, even after the property is occupied with new tenants.

Unusual wear and tear?

2nd, if you bought (before the burst) in 2005 for $150k (and still owe $140k), unless you're in an unusual area that has not been hammered by the economy, you're probably upside down and can't sell for what you owe.3rd, with no skin in the game, as you say, you soon will, with your unpaid time to maintain and manage, and the negative cash flow.Do you (and I know this is reaching), have any significant other income that you can shelter with the tax loss on this property?

In a sellers market it's not unusual to find your new property and get it under contract before selling your old property. 

It would be unusual for a DST broker to make a mistake like this. 

However, I have to agree with the others that your letter to her was loaded with emotion and while it is understandable you don't want to stoop to her level.It's not all that unusual that a female tenant might want a landlord present when an unknown male repairman is there to attempt to address what the tenant claims is a repair issue. 

. ($10 or more) We do an unusual thing that sets us apart.

Bill resources feature zero down payment loans and up to $ 417K in loan guarantees for the purchase of a sfh. the veteran has to be 51% owner of the sfh, or business doing the investment. if the veteran's also eligible for a reverse mortgage by generally being over 63 and having lived in their own home for the last 2 years their reverse mortgage eligibility can be transferred to an upgrade, or replacement home investment and position you as their incoming follow-on buyer of the home that they're leaving on unusually convenient terms. the limit on those reverse mortgages is $ 650K for a $ 1.1M+ sfh. hence a question that arises is what can you earn with the use of $ 650K with no month to month payment ?

I make notes about the same kind of topics Charles mentions -- busy street, poor/good condition, unusual construction (e.g., frame in an area where most are brick), or whatever.