I really do think that good screening and honest / fair treatment of tenants regulates a lot of the issues that people seem to have down the road. 

It is often considered waste water and needs to be drained into an area for treatment.

I've filled out the 1040 Schedule D Tax worksheet 3 times and each time have come back with it being taxed at the marginal rate of 32%, with no particular special treatment, based on the flow of that worksheet I don't see how it could be any other way.I have read many, many, many, many, many threads on this forum mentioning the recapture being taxed up to 25%.

All income to a traditional IRA has the same tax treatment and any earnings will be considered regular income when distributed - whether from stocks or real estate. 

There is also termite presence potentially since treatment was done and other issues that I am thinking will be around 8-10k. 

I talked to him about 6 weeks ago; he had relocated to Nashville to live with his son while he took treatments at Vanderbilt.

So if anyone out there wants a guaranteed return of 7% and wants to do seller financing let me know 😊 I’ll be happy to take care of all the headaches and set you up with a stable income.When I retire, instead of owning my homes outright I plan to cycle taking cash-out refi on them to re-leverage, live tax free on the loans, and let the tenants pay them down again.Regarding debt, If it’s at the same interest rate and terms (and ignoring different potential tax treatment) all debt is the same.

But the treatment after Maria make it clear its going to treated as a last-class part of the US. 

Wouldn't it have to be a leasehold improvement which has its own tax treatment?

I rarely if ever leave reviews, especially for internet marketers but I was truly appalled at the treatment of a potential client.