Maybe suggesting I widen the private road and put a gravel cul de sac in for fire/ambulance right of way.

Fixed floors like tile cannot be and have to be depreciated unless they fall under one of the exceptions such as de minimis.

Quote from @Steven De Lange: Hi Justin, Good points! 

3) the back of the property leads to a cul de sac which could potentially be another entrance - option would possibly be building a duplex or fourplex which would be less costly - then sell it and make another and use the profit towards the apartment building and just build 1 because who has that kind of money. 

The top three tax havens in the U.S. are Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming.

I have a deal going on in Delaware, and im wondering before anything else starts should i go undercontract or should until the buyers i have contacted make an offer on the property and then place it under contract.This Wholesaling stuff kinda stressful, but ill push through it.

Purchase price: $420,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Our home sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in Southlake - a smaller, upscale suburb outside of Dallas.

@Paul De Luca thanks for the tag!

Purchase price: $420,000 Cash invested: $250,000 ABOUT OUR HOME:Our home sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in Southlake - a smaller, upscale suburb outside of Dallas.

Quote from @Devin De Lange: Hi Anthony, Congratulations!!