Again, I reference the '80's, check out those rates of 12%+, and please find the corresponding market "crash".

I am assuming this is required for tax/correspondence reasons. - live in KY Thanks!

Verifying last 2 years of rental history and income extremely important to find the “best of the worst”.Make sure you understand the Class of properties you are looking at and the corresponding results to expect.

The only thing that I would mention is that when you finalize the transaction and then you're looking to transfer deeds back to the way you intend to move forward with them, I would not do them at the end of the same year as I would do it at the beginning of the following tax year because anytime transfers are made that has an impact on how they property, and corresponding income, is reported on your federal tax return and you want consistency during anyone tax year to avoid the scrutiny the IRS will place upon you should changes be made during anyone tax year,especially when a 1031 exchange is involved.

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Correct you will each need to register in your corresponding location.

The darker values correspond with higher ratios.

Is this true even when the seller has accepted a selling price that corresponds with generally accepted industry valuation methods?

Where the property is on your tax return, ads for rent, actual income, written correspondence with your professionals,  your past practice and current business model etc.

The whole purpose of having a registered agent is  so official correspondence can be sent to an individual in state.