My husband and I have owned rentals but we recently sold our last one to capture the appreciation and had our first baby.

Although, since we plan to hold these for a while, it might make more sense to just capture these deductions in the short term and worry about taxes on sale later - right?

My favorite part so far...for comedic purposes, and please keep in mind this comes with some sarcasm.....I found things like: "The weights of the components are statistically optimized for each metro area in order tobest capture the underlying cyclical movements in the local areaeconomy." translation....

It can take that income and apply it to your current marketing and capture 100% of the profit. 

I didn't see anything like BackOffice offered on their website; mostly web design, SEO rankings and lead capture? 

(I don't think it is)Whether you go turn key or buy and renovate from a distance, I think its a good idea to front load your expenses, (roof, AC, foundation, ect) this will force you to try and buy at a deeper discount to take care of those things now, vs later.If you go turn key expect very little equity (0-5%) and reduced cash flow because of it.If you buy, and have a property management company that can renovate and rent the home up for you you have a greater opportunity to capture that up front equity, and increase cash flow.My company buys 7-10 houses a month in Houston, we wholesale some to flippers and landlords and keep some to renovate and sell retail, I will also keep a few to add to my portfolio. 

Ask the neighbors to capture some video of the 2 AM music.

The Roth IRA may not be rolled over into the qualified plan at the back-end of the ROBS structure.As such, you will want to evaluate whether direct flipping, hard-money lending, or buying-fixing-renting... and then selling in the future to capture the gain in value (which can eliminate UBIT exposure) will produce the best results for your capital, time, and risk tolerance.

Buy at discounted prices, do small rehabs and try to have some capture equity in the deal.

Net income from rent is typically tax free.4) Equity capture.