If you decide to sell the building and not do a 1031, you actually have to recapture the depreciation and are taxed at a higher percentage than if it had been straight-line depreciation the entire way.

Hello fellow investors,Have any of you used fee based (percentage or flat fee) tax protesting companies successfully?

Do agents intentionally price a home like this way high knowing that people apply those kinds of percentages as you suggest? 

If you still had some cash in it there would be a percentage indicated.The most important number you need to get right is the ARV.  

Ok, I guess that was 5 questions but here's my second question.2) What percentage of your personal portfolio are you considering investing in this property?

The fees are usually based on a percentage of income the property draws from leases. 

A percentage of something is usually better than nothing. 

I am also in California so most larger tenants are definitely used to NNN and also Percentage!

Typical IRS rules are you can get a loan within a few percentage points of prime for the lessor of half the balance or $50K. 

They accept offers daily, review and if an offer meets their criteria (a net to HUD of some percentage of asking) the house is under contract.