The seller has had some trouble selling this property because it is classified as a mixed use property (office on the bottom and residential on top) I would offer $140,000 on the place and not go a dime above that.

In my area we have an online classifieds website that is similar to Craigslist (but different).

Doing so is prohibited outside our Classifieds forums.

There's a best way and a least expensive way:Least expensive way:Make a list of every investor you find in an excel spreadsheet or Outlook Contacts:* Houses for sale in classified ads that have words like "lease/option" and "renovated" or other signs that it's an investor selling it.

Your accountant will tell you how you should classify them.

If you are here in the Salt lake City area, Use KSL classified to post the ad for rent, which goes through Rentler, and they have an option that you can ACH your tenants rent out of their account and into yours.

They had a problem with a renter already in place and wanted to classify it as a investment property.

You might want to recheck because while I'm not an attorney, I'm very confident GRATs and GRUTs are not absolete[sic] nor are they obsolete.

I had a net worth of right around 30,000,000.00 and was classified right around a High Net Worth individual of which there were only 200,000 of us in the world, 31,000 in Northern America, and 29,000 of us in the US.

Good job though take the deals that you have earned. its all about track record and performanceI wouldn't classify anything I said as misleading.