My personal advice for studying for the real estate and any exam in general for that matter is to take practice tests in as close of an environment as you would be taking the test in.

Then we examine both US tax obligations and foreign tax obligations surrounding the foreign property / foreign entity and any ancillaries (e.g. foreign bank accounts).Therefore, if you have the economies of scale, you'll want to confer with your US tax advisor and your foreign tax advisor. 

They’ll also help you examine different amounts to put down (I’m recommending, in general, people hang on to extra cash and leverage low rates knowing they can often recast a mortgage in the future if they desire).

This is what studies on wealth-building among young people reveal.What is typically found in examinations of self-made individuals is that they need a reachable goal and a very solid reason to put in the effort it takes, however they decide to go about making money.

If you made a de minimis safe harbor election, you would examine if any expenditures related to each "unit of property" are less than the de minimis threshold of $2,500. 

It was amazing that I had the nerve to go through it.

This is the email I got from my buyer’s agent:“According to the listing agent, after examining the title abstract, it was determined that title to the property is uninsurable in its current state due to a previous tax sale in the chain of title.

If the latter, you will want to examine a 266 election with your tax professional.For all other expenses, examine them through the filter of Treas Reg §1.263(a)-2 and §1.263(a)-3.

You should be examining and clarifying deferred maintenance through a home inspection, Rental payments, how utilities are split, and reviewing the lease agreement.As you get closer to close you need tenant contact info, full names, phone numbers, emails, and if you can get it a rental application.

My nerves are in check, have a great holiday!