Going forward I would like to try and find individuals with high equity, that have high potential for OWC finance with smaller down payments to limit the funds I need to bring to the table in order to grow in the short-term with the ability to refi into better and longer terms down the road to boost ROI.What I am looking for guidance on:Advice on how identify and market to individuals with high equity and potential for OWC financing terms (what qualities to target, types of marketing, etc.)I do have some specifics in terms of property attributes (i.e. 2-8 unit multifamily, locations within Cincinnati OH area, etc) that I would also like to have to focus my efforts furtherI think it's a matter of implementing a direct mail campaign focused on high equity, out of state owners but have not been through this process and before spending money on lists and mailers would like some more tactical advice from the community. 

And even people who just own a SFR and rent out a room in their house can deduct the portion of the otherwise non-deductible home expenses (utilities, insurance, etc.) to the extent that it is attributable to that room, as determined by employing some reasonable method (such as square footage or number of rooms).

We reject both arguments.The amended escrow instructions (in connection with petitioner's purchase of the Fresno property) provide in pertinent part as follows:THE FOLLOWING IS INSERTED IN THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ESCROW AT THE REQUEST OF THE BUYER, WITH WHICH UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK HAS NO RESPONSIBILITY, OR DUTY IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, AND IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY: 80% of the Real Estate value is attributed to the Building and 20% to land.

Actual leads generated, and how they are tracking attribution? 

@Chris D.When an IRA benefits from leverage there is a tax on the portion of the proceeds the IRA receives that are attributed to the non-IRA (borrowed) money. 

Are you attributing some of it to the tenant because the tenant keeps the place dirty? 

There are many places my PM company currently is unwilling to service due to crime and other negative attributes associated with some neighborhoods. 

I can't understand why they wouldn't attribute value to the ADU.

Fortunately, I am constantly told I am the most professional home inspector people have met, which I like to attribute to and am grateful for my experience as an engineer.

What attributes are consistent for those cap rates?