Investment criteria not tax considerations should in my opinion always be the primary factor in making investment decisions. 

Real Estate professionals should always take into consideration the statement about a disability before entering into any dispute with tenants.

If so, then you do have some considerations.

I am not going to proceed with the purchase as the sellers wouldn’t offer any consideration for the repair. 

My low loan to value (56%LTV) and considerable value add will keep any sell of any properties at good profit.   

So, before you even think about pulling the trigger, you'll want to have a thorough understanding of what you're getting into. 

Hello BP Community - My husband and I are giving serious consideration to paying the $8K fee and taking the 3 Month Open Spaces Portfolio Program offered by Palak and Niti Shah.

This formalizes your ownership.Other Considerations: Capital Gains Tax: Remember, when you sell the property, you’ll need to pay capital gains tax on the profit.

versus a new property with it's income/debt load.Other considerations might be if that property you own is at a great risk for capital expense that can create a real urgency to sell and 1031 before the capital expense hits.

Since these costs have already been incurred years ago, do I still take them into consideration?