I presume this is a multi-member LLC, with the foreign trust and you, individually as members?

Originally posted by @David Dachtera:Originally posted by @J Scott:No need to cover old ground here...this thread isn't about Renatus.But, for anyone new here that wants to know more about Renatus, I highly recommend reading this entire thread:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/990... ...and for anyone who wants to know the TRUTH about Renatus, visit the MyRenatus website to get first-hand information rather than the speculation and conjecture spewed here.Keep in mind that on that thread you present a lot of information about Renatus and (presumably) represent what a typical student learns and thinks...So, I highly recommend that anyone interested in Renatus at least read all your comments on that thread...

I ask this question because I do wholesale, so I get properties under market value, so i need to know if cap is figured by price paid or by the actual presumed market value per comps?

(presuming a mortgage)

I presume the utilities aren't metered seperatly, so if that's the case, they will have to be landlord paid.

From your perspective then as somebody who I presume understands it in and out, have you yourself used this strategy on an investment property.

You are presuming the "seller used the cheapest labor, cut corners and and used the cheapest materials."

If the loan is being paid off, the mortgage company would presumably not have an interest in whether the roof is replaced or not.

But as far as selling or not, there will be less impact on price before new regulations are announced, than after, presumably.

I have tried to send several letters to the address on file and even a post office box that is presumed to be related to the property and all have been returned to sender.