Hey BP,I'm having a hard time visualizing the taxable capital gains on the backside of owning a property.Here's an example to help simplify my question:What gets taxed when you sell a property?

We didn't hire an inspector, it was just a visual inspection around the property with our realtor.

It is very dynamic and has the strongest economy in the US. 

@Justin Herrington- I don't visualize it as bragging.

It is hard to make the numbers work locally for cash flow residential, but I'm a DMV native and so I choose to invest locally, where I understand the neighborhood and growth dynamics,  and where I can manage landlord issues locally. 

Quick learner and learn best when it's visual.

And FLIP is a good book if you are a visual learner...lots of details you can relate to your question. 

Maybe the dynamics of the negotiation would change then.

Ordinarily I like to use leverage, but I always like to caution new investors to consider taking small steps when moving into commercial.There are many different types of commercial properties and they each have different dynamics.

It only takes one person to run a meetup, but I think two would bring an interesting dynamic.