A disposition study can help investors identify eligible assets for disposal and claim all tax deductions and credits available, thus leading to increased profitability.Cost SegregationThis is a very under-utilized tax strategy that can lead to incredible tax savings in the first year of placing a property into service.

Disposition strategyDepends on the 1st two.

Disposition - This is where your cash buyers come in.

Everything I've heard suggests that Columbus is really booming with logistics and Cleveland is turning it around (probably similar to Detroit).Here's my overall thoughts:If you want to learn the ins and outs of the real estate process from acquisition through disposition, go turn-key or even non turn-key.

I am an investor who now knows how to negotiate for a win on all three sides, and use subject to for acquiring the property and wrap around mortgages for disposition.

What was the time period between acquisition/disposition?

I always knew that I wanted to be an entrepreneur in my life and never had a disposition or desire to work for anyone else & make hem rich when I could be doing that for myself.

Aquiring the deal/Operating the asset/Disposition If this person is assisting you in acquiring the deal and you are raising capital, then at maximum they would get 50% of that 'arm'IE: 30% GP stake in deal.

IMHO, the strategy for commercial lending is either have a disposition strategy(exit) that is based on the loan term OR at the end of the term refinance/cashout any of the equity you have accumulated(assuming appreciation) and reinvest it in other properties, in order to diversify the built up equity from the original investment with the intention of growing a portfolio, OR have the equity cash out to buy expensive things with(stocks, yacht, beach house, RR, Gulfstream jet, etc) and let the investment property cover the debt service on that thing purchased with the cashout, depending on the greater economic conditions.

Size, type, location (city/countryside/etc), future disposition, existing utilities, etc.Tear a house down $30,000.Dig a new well and septic system $20,000.