Tenant moved out, according to the security deposit disposition from PM that they own ~$6000.

I own 5 properties in NC, and have brokered 30+ STRs in NC around Charlotte and Western North Carolina in the last 18 months, and have been doing STR, Multi-family, MTR, and LTR acquisitions and disposition for over 9 years. 

For example, having experience in acquisition, management, and disposition of the property.

Because if there is no depreciation, there is no recapture, meaning the entire gain is capital in the year of disposal.But under the regs you HAVE TO account for depreciation allowed or allowable in the year of disposition, regardless if you took it earlier.But still, why?

My joint venture partners will focus on acquisitions and dispositions (finding the buyer) while I'll handle transaction coordination.

Hi everyone, I'm an REO Asset Manager overseeing the disposition of mostly Single Family Homes in about a dozen states.

Even if you have a successful business already he shares how you can implement different things to grow your business...lead gen (both paid and free)..acquisition... dispositions.. and admin.

I do dispositions for Sundae and we have worked with many buyers here in the Las Vegas area.

Helped to facilitate in analysis, access, disposition and contractor referral for this deal Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Unless it is a distressed or heavy value-add deal, a short term loan gives up far too much in disposition flexibility in exchange for leverage.