If you get less back on each deal you eventually have less and less capital for the next subsequent deals which means you're going to have to save faster from your other income sources to keep investing or you'll be out of the game for awhile till you can accumulate enough capital to do another deal again.Regarding your down payment assistance programs comment, those are only for primary residence usually 1 unit dwellings not for investment properties.

This is because the OZ rules/benefits rely so heavily on self-reporting, and so the IRS needs a tax-reporting entity to track the funds initial basis, subsequent improvements, etc. 

So those will get looked at.. check with used aircraft its different.. we subsequently bought another sr 22 for about 250k it was used so I don't think we go the big write off on that one.Keep in mind though just like with real estate  depreciation recapture is a BEOTCH.. 

The tenant payed the rent via a 3rd party, the 3rd party reversed the payment, which debited the bank account of the payment processing company, and subsequently any other intermediates, and then your PM, and then you.

This isn't a "cloud," it's an F3 tornado. ...and even if it did (once) then each subsequent passing can't.

I know this is like asking "are peas good" and will get a lot of "it depends" answers, but here's the basic question:If your death (and subsequent lack of cash flow) will significantly affect your family and loved ones, you should have life insurance. 

The first deposit takes about 5-7 days to clear, but then subsequent deposits take 1 business day.

Purchase and maintain the subsequent properties through the Trust.

Subsequent to that, the flap/valve (guts of toilets) were replaced but no change in water.

The shape of the property was “not great” when the new tenants walked through the property and subsequently signed the lease (3 tenants total each with their parent’s co-signature).