.- $150k worth of 5/7-yr property which is appliances, cabinetry, carpets etc.This is pretty typical for a commercial property cost segregation, and I see nothing wrong with it.The problem is in the line above that, called "Selling price."

The information is typically - lease start and end date, how much rent is, what the security deposit is, and how much in advanced rent there is.

Say I have a first position performing note, what is a typical discount I should expect to give when selling?

PadSplit is not passive but it has been a mostly positive experience for me.His numbers seem realistic except PadSplit fees are typically 14.75% (not 14.25%)which is a 12% platform fee and a 2.75% stripe fee to allow members to pay their rent w a credit card. 

I know many investors from around the world that do this for many years. 10- 15% NET income is typically what they are getting. 

Typically, there are attorney services in your state that only charge a couple hundred dollars to form an entity.

Also, targeting traveling professionals or insurance clients for mid-term stays can sometimes yield higher rates than typical monthly renters.

You can do 3.5% or 5% down typically.

I typically also share details about the market and how we find off-market opportunities. 

It is typically your primary job.The 40 hr/week W-2 worker is going to have a hard time convincing an IRS agent they are meeting this threshold.STR loophole is a better path for my friends in this category.Once you finally cross the pro hurdle, you're not done!