But boy, do we love recording podcasts and writing articles and sounding smart.So, Trump is going to restore 100% bonus depreciation, y'all say?

I also did not know the 3 different processes which are in place to inform the public via the public record of foreclosures/defaults.I thought everything was done via a court and that the process to access the data i wanted was as easy to find/retrieve in other states as it is in FL.

It’s a good idea to confirm you have a path to record title in a way that’s financeable, even though this isn’t a standard fee-simple sale.The big question is whether it’s reasonable to pay a market-rate price when you’re not actually scooping up the land.

Review the work order / maintenance history records. 

Network with wholesalers, check public records, and use platforms like PropStream or DealMachine to find distressed properties.Be Cautious: Pay attention to permits, inspections, and local market trends—over-improving for the area could hurt your profits.Starting with a solid plan and realistic numbers will set you up for success.

Compile the list and then run the tax records on them all.

The records show the house last sold in Sept, 24 for 382K and was listed in Oct 24 for 416K and reduced to 406K in November.

To debunk it, we're going straight to the source — the IRS.The IRS says to keep records for your business tax deductions indicating:What you boughtWhen you bought itHow much you spentAnd guess what?

Look at all the differences in both rate and terms but most important in my opinion is their track record in customer service and meeting deadlines and closing.

3 homes scheduled to close this week:1) Tuesday - New Construction Home with GreatLeaf Capital2) Wednesday - My Great Grandmother's home in Waycross, GA (Photo below)3) Friday - New Construction Home built by my Siblings and ILet’s see if everything goes smoothly.What do you think?