I've been watching YT videos about what to do when you don't get enough inquiries via FF...I'm still finishing up some improvements at my place so I haven't listed it yet.I've asked a family member who is an RE attorney (but does not have experience with STR/MTRs) to look over my lease.

Additionally, ask for copies of all tenant leases, any recent inspection reports, and records of capital improvements, such as repairs or renovations.

Buy the deals that you can improve to raise value.

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OpendoorOpendoor usually offers less money for your house, but they make up for the difference in convenience and efficiency.

This would include architectural fees, new equipment, cost of protecting or defending your title to the property, or building improvements.

I want to resolve this situation as efficiently and fairly as possible.Questions:Partition Action: Given that my aunt and I are joint tenants with a 50/50 split and there’s no formal contract, is filing a partition suit the best next step?

In addition to this commercial unit, I currently manage a portfolio of five residential and commercial units, which has allowed me to gain hands-on experience in property management.My approach focuses on maximizing property value through strategic enhancements, ensuring tenant satisfaction, and implementing efficient management practices.

[crawling into my office closet while alternating between sobbing and laughing]  Haha it's actually such a big improvement!

Actively marketing the property and handling tenant relationsCost Segregation: allows you to accelerate depreciation by breaking down the property into different components, such as personal property (appliances, carpeting, etc.) and land improvements (landscaping, parking lots, etc.), which can be depreciated over a shorter period typically 5, 7, or 15 years rather than 27.5.