Try one class if determined and see how it goes!

A few other thoughts, if you want to get down to the nitty gritty about the bottom line, though some of these stats are relevant whether you sell or keep the prop: -expected appreciation over life of investment -equity bought through mortgage payments -benefit of the interest home mortgage interest deduction in terms of saved (or shielded) current annual income -a 10% misc operating expenses bill tacked on -a 4%-12% vacancy rate average depending on local norms -25% recapture of depreciation -cost of improvements that will likely become necessary if you keep the house for 10 years+ like new roof, new water heater, new carpet/floors, etc...minus the depreciation you can claim for each over time -whether you've held the property for at least a year, which will impact the classification of short-term cap gains taxed at personal income rate, or long-term cap gains currently taxed at 15%.

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I know is some states there is a classification that is Registered Vacant.

try craigslist classifed or locanto you can post a free ads for specific category.

A few months ago, I have placed classifed ads targeting some lease option buyers and sellers.

Portfolio loans are slotted by loan category and changing ownership can cause a loan classification.

I would consider a larger investment class if you think you will have that amount of money to deploy.

When doing lease option assignments or when assigning subject-to contracts, are those situations in which you'd have to worry about the "dealer" classification tax-wise?