I remember you as the birthday boy that did not give yourself a treat.

@Brandon Turner has said on the BP podcasts a handful of times he set up properties for his children for their college fund, but the way this is written is that if he transfers the property to them at the time of their 18th birthday, he will be taxed at a Capital Gains Tax at the current market value.

Because his landlord, who leaves near by, is mad at him because something happened to her flowers.

Flower boxes, a light wood color.

My apologies if this is in the wrong forum.I turned 30 not long ago and decided to invest in my first rental property as a birthday gift (turnkey).

We are currently redoing the entire house; flooring, bathrooms, kitchen cabinets, removing Luna walls and sheetrocking, removed a bunch of unnecessary walls to open floor plan up, new doors and trim, new furnace, waterlines, water heater, lots of new wiring and lighting, pine T&G walls in dining room, insulated attic and a ton of landscaping (mostly tree, brush and flower removal).

Bought this on my 43rd birthday.$121,816.50 Purchase Price + Rehab$114,955.58 cash back after refinance$6,860.92 left in the deal$322.05/Mo Cash Flow56% ROI What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Flowers and green grass everywhere.

What utilities (water,gas,electric) should my tenant pay and what about garbage pick up and gardening (mowing flowers)

A flower doesn't bloom in the shade, surround yourself with like minded individuals, real estate or not and see how far you can get.