We buy the real estate only, and lease it to an operator who runs the business, and is our long term tenant.I'd love to connect with anyone who is doing something similar to this, wants to talk about the RAL space, or has any industry knowledge that we can share with each other.Always looking to connect with like-minded investors.Thanks, Greg Junge

.- Personal Articles: Coverage for belongings that have a special or collectors valuesuch as Jewelery, Furs, Fine Arts, Collectibles, etc...Your age should not be a factor on the pricing but, depending on the company these other factors may get you credits:- Insurance Score (company pulls certain info out of your credit report)It is not your credit score but generally better credit will result in a better score- Time at your job- Education level- time at current residence"Although it would be convenient to have everthing together, you may find your best value is to quote each policy on its own. 

@Greg Junge, I am 100% agree with you about exit strategy.

Originally posted by @Jung Won Kim:Hello,Please let me know if this hypothetical idea is legally possible.

Robing Gevarrt at GMG Properties, Anita at CMG Mortgage, and JJ Jung at Prism Title.

Quote from @Anup Jung Karki: @Bruce Lynn thank you for the input.

(Tenant says "I have no animals", Facebook page says most important thing in my life is my fur babies). application denied.Know what you can put in your lease and update as needed. 

@Anup Jung Karki lots of meetups in all of DFW.

So, to get the required R-value you might have to either fur the walls out creating a deeper void and making the rooms smaller OR use spray foam which has a higher R-value per inch both of which are much more expensive propositions!

@Jung Won Kim The short answer is no...but it depends.For someone who is not a 'real estate professional' deprecation can only be used to offset income from real estate (the exception is if one's Adjusted Gross Income AGI, is less than $150,000 there is a certain amount that can be used to offset other income).If one is a 'real estate professional' they can use the bonus depreciation created through cost segregation to offset all of their income, and if there is any depreciation left over after that, it can be used to offset capital gains.Capital gains tax from stocks can now be deferred by investing in an opportunity fund that investing in properties in designated locations called opportunity zones.