The real answer is you go back to the fundamentals.

One thing that drives me insane when trying to work with a realtor - even after asking the same fundamental questions multiple times - is when a realtor sends me a link or a property listing and it does not have all the financial details I need to make a decision.It's not that hard!!!

However, when the fundamentals of the underwriting do not make sense, that is more a reflection of the team than the deal itself.

When you are building a legacy to pass down to your kids and grandkids, asset classes that take multiple forms is critical to longevity.If you were a long-term investor of Blockbuster stock at one time you would have felt like this would last forever but stick to the fundamentals and invest in tried and true methods for the long run.

Fundamental shift in view, don't leverage money be the leverage behind the hard asset.3.

I understand the fundamentals of buy and hold investing, but what I would really love to learn more about is the BRRRR strategy and the renovation process. 

Obviously, this is a speculative question and nobody has a crystal ball on this issue, however, I think close consideration of the fundamentals are important in making a decision about this.

Properties sold to Fundamental Partners for about 12% below foreclosure value.

Kevin -Many thanks for writing.Let's break this down fundamentally and step by step:Passive Income from Triple Net Properties:Net Income: $125,000Rental Property Expenses:Building Value (depreciable basis): $480,000Annual Depreciation (assuming straight-line over 27.5 years): $17,454Loan Interest: $38,000Rental Income: -$12,000 (assuming $1,000/month with no positive cash flow)Total Loss (Depreciation + Interest + Net Loss): $17,454 + $38,000 - $12,000 = $43,454Taxable Passive Income after Offsetting:Passive Income - Total Loss: $125,000 - $43,454 = $81,546Tax Savings at 37% Rate:Tax Savings = Total Loss * Tax Rate = $43,454 * 0.37 = $16,056.98So, in this scenario, the $67,454 in losses (depreciation, interest, and net loss) from the rental property would reduce your taxable passive income from triple net properties to $81,546.

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