Maybe, if all units were NNN leases and you could pass taxes and other items onto the tenants in separate billing, or the leases you mentioned were the base amounts and include additional CAM (Common Area Maintenance) charges, or if the leases stated that outside areas associated with the units were the responsibility of the tenants, etc.

Yes, I just cam from Rome a couple weeks ago spent 7 great days there loved it!!!

I'm also thinking about getting my CAM license.

I recently cam across MrSandless.com in a search for wood floor refinishing and I'm curious if anyone has ever used them.

Regarding the comps... call a local real estate agent and explain to them that you need a Competative Market Analysis (CAM) for the subject property that includes properties that are similar regarding bath, bedrooms and square footage, going back 6 months and out to a distance of .25 to .5 miles.Once you get this CMA you want to focus on the properties in the condition your property will be in once renovated, that have sold in the fewest number of days on market.

When I searched the Stonecrest case, what cam up first was a educational course, didn't see a court case, can you give more information concerning the case and what the problem was that the IRS treated it differently?

I think you had better see who gets to control the assets, figure out where they cam from and go from there.

I finally get a callback but have moved on to other work and have to get back to my questionWhen I told the support staff employee "Cam" these issues he recommended that I cancel the service.

Uwe - to answer your question of where:I have real estate investor contacts that purchase/refi NOO 1-4 units titled in LLC's in PA, NJ, CA, MS.

Hi,As i am searching to buy my first property i cam across below property and need advice. it is listed for sale for $25,000 an per the agent, the ARV is115,000. and the rehab cost are around $55,000. the question is how do i find out about the correct ARV?