Did you ever get debt on your property from 7 years ago or write that blog you mentioned here?

@Vonetta BookerTechnology has made it easier than ever to DIY manage rental properties - but, that doesn't mean it should always be done!

About 9 months ago.The property was a primary residence of the first owner until shortly before passing, after this it has always been rented out.No depreciation was ever claimed by any owner at any point.Tax implicationsAs I understand it:A.

I have never ever had the IRS redeem in the last 30 some years of buying SFRs at court house..

It's so contentious that even if I offered her 10k more than net, she'd tell the court to sell them, just because she knows it would hurt me.Anyone ever been through this it have advice?

That one property was an example, and I wouldn't ever regard a 750 sqf unit as a 3-bedroom (unless we're talking about NYC). 

I had no intention to ever use it outside of my own business.

If California were an economy in and of itself, it would be the 5th largest economy of the world. 

I can help a lot I do this in Columbus Ohio and Miami Florida but as a service for now not purchasing them. if you are going to do larger deals look for the largest gap in entitlements, density, and asset value as a land driver. for example we found a piece of land in Columbus Ohio that was 55k and we just got an appraisal for 1 million based on the rezoning application that we did for mixed use commercial.

I don't ever recommend texting warnings to your tenants.