A read some articles that some rents may still be taxable which is fine.

I usually use key check because it’s cheaper for tenants ($35) compared to avail which is $50.

It should be cheaper than going to a new insurance company.

These deductions are what we want to focus on.Deductions help REDUCE your taxable income.

Many cost seg firms use a statistical sampling or computer generated modeling approach which is a bit cheaper since it's less work, but it's inherently inaccurate so it generally leaves money on the table or worse overstates qualifying assets.

Any suggestions on how I can lower my taxable income is appreciated.

More importantly, they know how to prevent problems in the first place.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

The roof needed to be repaired, which added another $10,000 to the cost, but doing that allowed the insurance to be cheaper and ensures that the rood is good for another decade.

I'm not sure if the PICTURES of mold in the basement were manipulation to get the property cheaper.

The 5 cap property has higher demand and the 10 cap property that you say should be more profitable has LESS demand.Please explain.Sure, maybe the cheaper property is in a location where people don't expect appreciation(appreciation has nothing to do with CAP rate) an in the area with higher appreciation, people are willing to make less, counting on appreciation to bail them out.Maybe the lower priced property is purchased off market.Maybe the lower priced property has an distressed owner that needs to move the property immediately.Maybe, someone is just an idiot and their property is priced over market value.Or maybe, just maybe we have the ability to invest in different markets!