It is not to uncommon In higher price markets 1/2 duplexes can be prevalent They just posted a i/2 in Denver and 1 in Dallas on the BP marketplace

Those items are currently deductible and, in addition, not subject to depreciation recapture later on.Ryan, it is common for CRE investors to use cost segregation to eliminate passive income and not uncommon to use it to offset earned income for those with the real estate professional status that you mentioned.

A long run is not uncommon.

It's not uncommon for an newer recording date to be superior to the older date.

Jacob Barnhart It's not uncommon.

That is not uncommon when paying something online there is usually a "service fee" for just that reason.

The very reason for a generic rule of thumb.LOL Thought Id post my expense averages over the years and remind folks that a 10% PM fee is way too low at least until occupied and stabilized.yes were I see the investors miss is that.. in many markets average tenant stays 18 months.. and hud will only allow one year leases so its not all that uncommon for HUD tenants to move a lot.. so every time that happens PM usually charges one month rent for placement. so you cant run numbers like your not going to pay placement fee's for 5 or 10 years you could pay those 5 to 10 times..  

Not uncommon to see homes in my market with a built date starting from 1880's.

My average stay is between 3-6 weeks, but it's not uncommon for people to stay 2-3 months. 

Firing a management company is not uncommon.