Would seem he made a miraculous recovery somewhere along the way.)Anyway, we eventually stopped that, and for 2 years we left the building empty.Then there was the night that 29,000 gallons of water went missing.

As an athlete pushes past the pain threshold, each time getting stronger.Hopefully you can learn from others failures and success, but you have to do it to really learn.

I discovered BiggerPockets a few different ways but primarily through their podcast.I'm a former college athlete, married to an amazing wife and truly blessed more than I deserve to be :-).I currently work in medical devices (Trauma consulting).My wife and I have had success in direct sales and experienced, and still do experience, the power of residual/passive income and are addicted to growing our assets column while we are younger and pre kiddos.

MN now issues Licenses for 2 years and includes a dead beat contractor recovery fund you must pay into thus the price.

I think multifamily and commercial still has large plays left for appreciation and bigger gains because the cycle follows after the SFR recovery.

It seems like when ever there is a market correction,(price drop in real estate) the condos are the first one to drop prices and they go down the furthest, and in a recovery phase of the market cycle the condos are the one to come up last.

We've never recovered more then par on a NPL, and typical shoot for 70%-80% recovery.

I am pretty sure a group of the local, older pro athletes own it. http://www.iadathletes.com/I want to do something like that in another market but also add other uses for the 100,00 square foot facility.

Don that's just for a few days and a few hours which means nothing for a restaurant to survive.Many see restaurants packed at the peak time window of 1 to 2 hours but don't see all the costs involved.It's those in between the busiest times that will make you float or fail as a restaurant.I think except for a few parts of the country many are still feeling the recession.Some hot markets had a minor dip and are recovering first.Many areas it will be years before a recovery comes.The election will play a big role in what happens next.

This rehab amount includes:Contractor Labor, carpet, paint, doors, windows, appliances, tile, siding, driveways, etc.I have logged all expenses in an excel spreadsheet, and came up with a total for each individual rehab.My question is: Do I just get to add that total to my cost basis in the property and depreciate it over 27.5 yrs, or do I get to devide things into their specific recovery periods (5, 7, 15, 27.5 yrs) and depreciate them using their faster recovery periods?