I'm eager to gather your thoughts, experiences, and any resources you might be willing to share to help bring this vision to life.Thank you in advance for your contributions, and I am looking forward to your invaluable feedback!

It is simply random.The entire notion of foreclosures, and absentee owners "COULD" be an indicator for motivation.

People who invest and also add sweat equity would be partners proportional to their monetary contribution and get paid for the work they do separately.

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So, if you have a full time job which is notionally 2000 hours a year, you'd have to being doing real estate for at least 2001 hours..This is pretty normal. 

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Here's a breakdown:Taxable Income Calculation:The portion of your rental income that surpasses the combined sum of depreciation and deductions contributes to your taxable income.Tax on Excess Rental Income:The excess rental income is subject to your regular income tax rates.

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If this quote gives you the option to lock your rate until the expected closing this fall, the long lock could be contributing to the high cost.  

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