Of course, you could also gamble that the tenant won't show up in court and you get a default judgment.

There are others that continue to gamble with floating rate debt.  

Those in earthquake zones who INTENTIONALLY don't have the readily offered coverages for such, ARE THEIVES by NOT insuring with expectation of DEFRAUDING the rest of us to pay for there gamble. 

Just be mindful that georgia does not recognize bonus depreciation. 

It’s a gamble, but just looking for ideas from more seasoned real estate minds.

Learn every word you don't recognize like you were learning a foreign language. 

Most of the time you're talking about land that doesn't have all that much value and any appraiser that's not crooked is going to recognize the land for what it is - you can't comp 15 acres of swamp or rocky cliffs with 15 acres of flat farmland and get away with that honestly, unless the entire point is to defraud the IRS. 

In my opinion investors buy properties with break even or negative cash flow and hope for large appreciation are taking a gamble.

Since then we’ve had around 5 other lenders or brokers come to us to fund a portfolio deal…which we immediately recognized was this same guy!

Helical piers placed every 5' should fix this, but for a significant cost. 3) Due to a toilet becoming loose and failure to recognize that the toilet leaks every time it is flushed, the subfloor has "significant deterioration."