Maybe they phase out the amount of unlimited losses you can deduct if your income goes over a certain amount.

Here are some things that a buyer may need to know about the property, besides liens and comps (comparable sold properties): zoning, setbacks, easements, utility length/connection cost, phase 1/2 soil assessment, survey, legal access, and flood zone.

Hey guys,I'm still in the studying and research phase of learning real estate and right now and I'm kind of stuck on the business entities side of things.

They are completely separate skill sets and usually have completely separate legal hurdles to jump.Setting up the phases for financing and your exit strategy will be paramount. 

They'll cut check in phases.  

Once the first phase of rehab and re-finance is complete, I could then complete a full rehab and possibly force appreciation even higher to the $400,000 - $450,000 dollar range.My current plan is to take over the property I live in, re-finance, pull out equity, and rent out that property.

Looking to buy a parcel of land, used to be a gas station. 10 years ago they shut down, did a phase 2 and found contamination from the storage tanks.

My tenant screening consists of three phases:  1.  

Do you mean each phase of the work or completion of the total project?  

This is difficult for me to reply to, because I am newborn in REI and haven't even made my first offer yet, as I am still in the 'research' phase, having started little more than a month ago, give or take.All I can do is tell you some advice I have observed from RE forums and the one guru who actually started me down this road.First, in your due diligence phase did you find out what her need was?