Cost Segregation is a commonly used strategic tax planning tool that allows companies and individuals who have constructed, purchased, expanded or remodeled any kind of real estate to increase cash flow by accelerating depreciation deductions which can defer state and federal income taxes and increase cash flow.When a property is purchased, not only does it include a building structure, but it also includes all its interior and exterior components.

It should be a win-win for both parties in the future.Buyers will win because they will do their complete due diligence and use a professional (as opposed to a family member or friend with just a license, who sells 1 home every 2 years lol) so that they can get the best representation possible. 

Said she paid regularly but often in one dollar bills that were kinda moist.I agree with what the others have stated regarding terminating a month to month lease (as opposed to an eviction since you have to actual evidence to show her possible "employment").Just be certain you are aware of how much notice you have to provide, when and how to provide her with this.Gail

Hi Stephen,How opposed are you to keeping it as a rental?

I am a financial accountant (as opposed to tax accountant) so it is pretty easy.   

Fortunately for me its just a seasonal exterior photo, so I don't really NEED the photo in question.In your case it seems pretty important to have a photo of that bathroom in your listing.

It can also be a professional company that uses private money to do loans, and gets investors, as opposed to government secured loans.

So far I can think of:  - Using agency resources to get my RE license - Trying to make connections with agents who work with investors (as opposed to typical homebuyers)  - Learning the local market through osmosis/exposureAny ideas and/or insights would be well appreciated. 

If we buy NPN's in the area, it might make more sense to liquidate these at sales as opposed to taking them back as REO's.

If the letter was later returned to me, I’d take pics of its exterior, and email those to the tenant at that time - so the tenant was fully aware of everything without delay, and in apparent good faith from me.Overkill?