What types of attributes does your list consist of?

@Michael LiddicoatThe seller can accept seller financing(installment plan).This would allow the seller to report gain and pay taxes over a period of time instead of all at once.The downside for this is that gain attributable to depreciation recapture is taxed upon year of sale.An alternative would be to do a 1031 exchange.

Obviously, this could be attributed to higher competition etc, but I believe it's that people have move online to find out more about who they are considering doing business with.  

I assume whether the first floor (the other 2 floors are residential apartments) or the building as a whole is considered class B or A is largely based on opinion or are there specific attributes that make a bldg class A rather than B? 

Is that something you put in your lease, that in the event of an eviction, all costs will be attributed to tenant?

Or does equitable interest not count because it is specifically for closing costs and isn’t attributed directly to the purchase price?

I bought and moved to a condo, and when my closing attorney wrote them a demand letter, I got the refund in a week.I watch court shows on TV where landlords try to keep deposits with pictures of garbage left behind and damages, and usually the judges are not sympathetic attributing it to wear and tear.

There will be tax implications based on the percentage of your gains that are attributable to the borrowed amount, so you'll have to have your CPA guide you through that.

Are there attributes for some other use?

The ability to defer taxes into the future is one of the greatest attributes of owning real estate directly.Finally, because private equity real estate is typically held in an LLC, which is considered a pass-through entity by the IRS, 100% of income, losses and expenses pass through to the owners.