Quote from @Eric Fernwood: Hello @Catherine Javier,This is a common question, Whether to keep, refinance, 1031, or sell.

There's a common belief that your tax person should also be an investor themselves.

Hi Daniel,Your challenge is common in today’s market.

If I assume a 1.25 ratio, this scenario would allow me recover more capital than a conventional mortgage.Please let me know your thoughts.

The most common reason for a high water bill is a toilet that constantly runs or flushes.

You will get people willing to share in high demand areas and you will see this in high rent areas but you are keeping up the common areas and it is a bit harder.

Those factors are more critical in a fix-and-flip scenario where you’re focused on resale to an end buyer.

Not much has been released about the land that this new park was traded for, but even if that information was out there, not being a developer myself I'm not sure how to quantify if the developer got a "fair" or a "good" deal yup very common. 

I won't honor their cr@p with a link.In this generic post, I will try to give you a basic overview of the most common EOY tax strategies, obviously without an actual discussion of each one.

I'm trying to envision a scenario where a litigant is able to take your property away because they sue you.