Chris Corbin s There are plenty of other owners that will resonate with the message that you can help defer gains and produce a steady interest income without the hassle of ownership that are motivated to sell rather than wait to die for the stepped up basis.If they don’t then a MLO is a good path forward because typically the heirs don’t have the same passion and are looking for cash and not property.

. - In Nov 17 tenant's parents (these are college students) call my property manager to report a broken dryer and mold growth in the basement laundry room, a bedroom above the laundry room, and in the bathroom.

I also point them to my videos and case studies we produced.

If the firm produces an overall return of 20% annual for 3-4 years then investors woud be happy and will continue to invest in long term deals.

You'll also have to recapture depreciation.Another option would be to sell it and 1031 into a passive cash producing asset with a long lease life - a NNN property or a fractional opportunity that still qualifies for 1031 treatment. 

It has been 3 weeks but they keep saying that it is a fire /frozen pipes season and takes up to a month.I bought the house for cash 54k back in Nov 2017 so do not have any recurring payments on the house right now other than taxes/ins.I am looking for someone who has gone through a similar experience and to give me some heads up what to expect.My insurance is, I guess, very straight forward type of a deal - 94 replacement cost, 8k rental loss.What can I expect now?

With all that this property still produced an 89% cash on cash return.

I've owned a rental home since 2007 that has produced zero cash flow, but I am getting ready to change this situation after reading several books on real estate investing.

So if you have an opportunity to receive funds now, and spend them on other income producing funds, then this is a superior method to paying down debt in order to receive funds 10 years from now. 

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