The duration of the investment will be for 30-years - or until the Home Buyer pays off the Note, whichever comes first. 

The amount of gain up to the depreciation taken or allowed, whichever is greater, is subject to the tax on unrecaptured depreciation. 

The answer is probably going to be whichever you can find. 

Do I still need to go to court and go through the whole evictions process if he doesn't move out by the end of the lease (May 30 or 30 days from today whichever applies)?

What should I do as my lack of credit history appears to be a problem with whichever lender I go to?

Whichever one you like best, work with them and have the other 2 on standby for when your primary attorney is on vacation, out sick, having a baby or whatever reason they may be unavailable for you.

I was all in at 86K we got it appraised at 95K (which i think is low) the local bank I work with agreed to refi up to 80% of appraised or 90% of cost which ever was less, in this case it meant that I was able to pull back 76K which meant I only left in 10K.  

I’m just doing a BRRRR on tri plex, had to pay cash for the building and rehab.Then when it’s appraisal ready should get 70% loan to ARV Or all the cost, whichever is lower.

Whichever brokerage you choose, be sure to get connected with some of the bigger Title companies.

Hello All - I have a question regarding property management.We just recently purchased a triplex and the agreement reads that the PM fee is "(b) A fee equal to TEN percent ( 10 %) of gross rental income received on all rental agreements starting in 2nd month, OR $65.00 per month, whichever is greater."