And yes, the payments are usually handled via a loan servicing company for a minimal fee to the seller. 

My contact info is in the signature of this post - you can also message me directly via BP. 

@Annabel Rincon, I just sent it via pm with a colleague request. 

Depending on the asset purchased, it will depend on the time that it was purchased.Real estate is placed into service via the mid-month convention.Therefore, if you buy a property in August 1, it is assumed to be placed into service on August 15th which gives you 4.5 months of depreciation.If you buy a property in January, you have 11.5 months of depreciation.However, if the asset you purchase is eligible for bonus depreciation, most of the depreciation would be taken in this year.Best of luck.

You make money via rents and appreciation.

@Barrington Smith I'd be happy to walk through this deal in more detail via phone of webinar if it would be helpful, but at the surface I have the following thoughts:- I'm unsure what T5-0 entails, I'm assuming its some kind of mixed use. 

I'll reach out via DM.

:@PJ McLaughlin I was worried about the same, and so I require tenants use ach transfers from their bank and don’t accept payments via credit cards, I also require payment to be received by the due date, not simply posted and pending through Cozy, money must be in my account by the 1st; thinking these measures would save me from this pitfall. unfortunately that doesn’t seem to be the case, and I’m dumbfounded.

The expansions in the area are already linking Tampa to Orlando via I-4 causing huge traffic issues but hopefully that gets slightly better as they expand the express lanes from Orlando to Tampa.

I will send you a podcast episode via DM with the interview where we spoke exactly about this topic.