(Easy to say when you won't be living in it for long!)

The rest of the land isn’t really easy to build on so It is virtually worthless to you.Let's say you paid $5MM for the facility based on NOI and the land came with it, virtually free.So you decide to get the property appraised for development value and donate it to a land conservatory.The appraiser runs some comps on other land recently purchased to get you a value.They come back and tell you the current development value of that land is $50,000 an acre. $50,000 times 15 acres equals $750,000.You give that $750k development right to an agency, and It is treated as if you gave $750k to the Red Cross.It's a huge deduction.Depending on your tax bracket, that tax deduction could be worth several hundred thousand dollars to you.It's a pretty big deal.

Filing is free of charge and part of the Fed’s idea of an easy form to complete.

It's well-designed, easy to navigate, and contains a wealth of useful information.

But, for the best potential tenant pool, I would suggest looking to invest in neighborhoods in close proximity to hospitals, colleges, local markets, easy commute, provide sense of safety etc.

Then the next questions becomes how do you get to property #2 which once again is easy with low money down.   

For the dialer we implemented Synthflow & for the chatbot/text Assistable(dot)aiWe use GoHighLevel as our CRM which is very easy to integrate with.

Waiting too long to refinance can also leave you with less favorable market conditions.Neglecting to Build Relationships with Lenders:Many investors assume refinancing will be easy, but without building good relationships with lenders or shopping around for the best terms, you could end up with a deal that doesn’t work for your investment goals.Ignoring Cash Flow:Some investors get caught up in the equity gains and forget about cash flow.

Seems like a easy fix.

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.