I’m going under contract hopefully today (as long as the McDonalds is still open lol) on a commercial property that will be worth double at closing without lifting a finger.

Well, here is an answer that's not from ChatGPT.Let appreciation do some of the heavy lifting for you.

Under Reason for Amendment it says, "300 Apple Street is located on a residential street primarily consisting of single-story detached dwellings zoned TN-E (Traditional Neighborhood Existing).

In that case, a tax impact of the conveyance would be certain — since the change of ownership would lift the 10% annual cap on increases in taxable value for the year following the conveyance.

However, our ins/taxes are increasing, and our payment would go up as soon as we lifted the homestead exemption as well.

I know I get at least a $50/mo lift for having an existing washer and dryer in my rentals.

Eric I think we have touched on this before on appreciation.we do need to compare apples to apples.. 

What's laughable, I mean LAUGHABLE, is your theoretical example from the interweb when I brought receipts using my actual tax statements and 1099s.Secondly, the OP or other questioner has expressed gratitude for my wisdom on this subject.I notice in every thread you respond to, you brag about your own personal success in order to lift your fragile ego so I'll mention that I also recently purchased a condo with a 7.6% COC return in San Diego last year.

HOWEVER, there's a great demand from travelers and tourists who need a place to stay in the Big Apple.

They do some heavy lifting - but they are very little interest in saving you money on your rental.