Hi @Omer Sultan,The rule of thumb is 45-50% of gross rents can be attributed toward Operating Expenses.

I like investments that have both value add attributes and can generate cash flow As Is.Please let me know if I can assist you in any way.

What are the different levels of flood zones and about how much of percentage drop/increase in price is attributed with each successive flood zone?

But they all have things in common, which Tharp attributes to their correct psychology (overcome fear, greed, and pride when making investment decisions, along with taking losses as well as gains in stride because they are a normal part of the wealth building process).

I am hoping to get feedback from others who have success with any of the options.Here are the attributes of the land:4 acres cleared and is currently a pasture.No Fencing.2 spring fed creeks.Local mountain views.Zoned ag and cannot be divided up into less than 3 acres, or two subplots.Currently valued at 100k.Market considerations:Located in Georgia's growing wine and apple country.2018 has the lowest sales rate in homes for a long time - Unknown how this area is impacted.Have tried to owner finance sell it.

To figure her gain attributable to the period of nonqualified use, she multiplies $190,000 (the gain not attributable to the $10,000 depreciation deduction) by 0.322.

Let's say 20% of that is attributable to the rental unit, that's $320.

I think this sounded more like an article attributing everything that is going right with Trump.

It's really hard to answer your questions broadly other than to say mastering nuance is the real opportunity.The best way to get at those answers (and market yourself in the process) is to do the research.I learned this from Sean at PropertyRadar.Pick a specific target that you believe have the attributes that might make them a great potential deal.

They can have their ESA, but it's going to cost them if there's damage to the property.Regarding landlord insurance, if the presence of any animal invalidates your existing insurance, it may be worth seeing whether this change in cost to you, can be passed through to the tenant, as it constitutes a direct and attributable loss to you, by accepting them.Disclosure: The above are ideas; I am no lawyer so the above should be validated by one should you wish to adopt such a strategy.