Thanks for the answer, my understanding is that the depreciation schedule does not refresh every time a property is sold.

I am skeptical of most real estate in japan, let alone Turnkey where there will tale an extra cut for managing, legal, and translation bit of it (all contracts in Japanese).

Having just had an hour long SDIRA "refresher", one thing that sticks in my mind from that which is relevant to these two posts: It is SELF directed; if self isn't directing it, then it is going nowhere (and will just earn money market rates of return - pretty low these days).

No problem, it was a good refresher for me to research it myself.

They were refreshingly thorough and seemed to be honest.

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Also, take lots of clean, clear pictures of the property so you can post them on Craigslist (which is free and will need to refresh every week so it can stay toward the top) and Postlets.

Disclosure: Student, Affiliate, Community Volunteer@John Smith,The weekly meetings are all about marketing the education, yes.However, most communities also have a monthly real estate workshop where current students can get a refresher and new and prospective students can sample the education since the workshop is usually led by one of the instructors of the on-line classes.

Being in my early 30’s, my dreams had significantly changed as well and this opportunity for a new way of thinking was incredibly refreshing to me.I have listened furiously for the last year and I’ve read more books than I have in my entire life (sad, but true).

So probably 85% construction oversight and 15% contract attention.When I'm in the search cycle, looking for my next deal, I spend days of boredom refreshing the MLS system and going to networking groups laughing at the poor deals being peddled there.Followed by 5-6 straight hours of SHEER TOTAL PANDEMONIUM when a house hits the MLS, or I get a call for a promising lead, and I'm off to the races driving like a bat out of hell, gaining access, running projections, and making calls while writing offers in the driveway.