Hello everyone,Relatively new RE investor here.

It's in a Class A suburb (great schools, low crime) and has appreciated but I feel that property taxes are a big high relative to home value.

The tax benefits have been the largest source for cash income so far; in future years this will likely be lower because much of our tax savings has been due to one-time costs related to purchasing and furnishing a new property.

Established flippers have the resources and networks to build close relationships with contractors, making it relatively easy to coordinate compliance at minimal cost.

I've known relatively new and extremely fancy houses in Madison County that developed the same foundation problems.

I'd like to be your contact for anything REI related in Memphis, TN. 

It isn't a large sum in absolute terms, but relative to the rent you made, its significant and I could see someone wanting to pursue a story.

The HAP and related documents is from the state and very specific.

Since you’re renting out partially, a common method is to use the square footage of the rented areas relative to the total property space.

@Steven MendiolaSo Colorado just passed a law this year taking the local limits cities were placing on people related to the number of unrelated people living together so no need to worry about that issue.