Oh your perfectly fine, I enjoy my 80’s music!

Hi Bigger Pockets, I am an acrobat with a broadway touring musical.

@Sam JoshCalculating the gain on an investment property is as followsSelling price less adjusted basis less selling expenses.Selling price = Agreed price to sell a propertyAdjusted basis = original purchase price less depreciation plus improvementsselling prices = broker fees, etcIn your case - the gain might be neither 20K or 14K if the investment property was used as a rental and there was depreciation involved.The total gain is composed of capital gains and depreciation recapture.

Invest in yourself and your business and buy/borrow a couple dozen books and listen as many BP podcasts as you can (and others), turn off the music on your commute and turn up a podcast.To your success...

We have had to build our list slowly and with a lot of effort but our list is composed of true buyers that either have added themselves to our cash buyers list by visiting our landing page website or people we have personally met and asked us to include them on our list.

Under some unfortunate circumstances, I lost a tenant that was doing a test 6 month trial of renting the granny flat and garage to a month-to-month lease for musIcal needs.

Up until recently I was working in the music industry and I was fortunate enough to be performing and recording with some of todays popular artists.

It's market is extremely active and will remain so for a little while longer; the solidity is grounded in geographic location, climate, diverse employment base (ever expanding), higher education, no state sales tax, hospitality/tourism, music and entertainment, the list goes on and on. 

And there’s no way to tell when the game of musical chairs will stop.

-I enjoy playing music (guitar, drums, recording), bowling, and Boston sports.My ideal broker:-Requires little to no time commitments (flexible hours).