I havent seen another course or program that would give you the amount of tools and support that his does, and I personally know it works.Ive done multiple deals this year and I can attribute this to the jump start I got from Lex's programs.  

Another attribute to consider would be an area with at least one large university. 

I understand that the Net operating income minus the interest and depreciation cost will be taxed proportionally to the extent it is attributed to the % borrowed.

But, a straight installment sale with mortgage foreclosure attributes is a real possibility

Liquidating rentals will free up any unused passive losses directly attributable to that rental property.

If you sell Property B in 2020, your gain will be based on 2020 tax law, not 2016.The tax attribute that "carries over" from 2016 is not the tax liability itself but rather the tax basis in the replaced property, which carries over to the replacement property.Hope this helps.

If the property is income-producing, the portion of the net income attributable to the leveraged part of the purchase will be subject to UBIT tax.  

I think it was Warren Buffet (or Albert Einstein or Mark Twain, all clever things seem to be attributed to one of those three) who said something along the lines of, "The stock market is the only market where buyers want to buy more when things are more expensive and avoid buying when things are on sale".

@Alex Hawk I think most investors would attribute to the fact that they gained the majority of their real estate knowledge and investing skills from their experiences and by taking action.

This problem will obviously continue to grow.I currently pay the holding company $50/month from each property to cover overhead costs not attributed directly to a property.Couple questions.- Should that $50 get classified as an expense to the property?