So this is the buyers delemma, he has to now bring the balance needed to pay $76,000 to the wholesaler vs. what I said I would led him.

I learned so much from others in the group, and doing this is what directly led us to investing in our first commercial apartment deal. 

I think the thought of rental real estate as passive has led many an investor down rabbit hole and disappointing a majority that thought it was going to be nothing more than clipping coupons.

My interest in Commercial Real Estate investing led me to Peter Harris's videos on YouTube, which are all very helpful for a beginner like myself. 

That led me to assume investors with a MAGI over $150k might have another approach to utilizing depreciation. 

I believe McMann has tried hard to meet the target dates in a difficult market to secure funds which led to unforeseen delays.

Here's the situation:- Had a pipe freeze during a cold snap, led to fairly extensive damage during the thaw (ceiling collapsed in 3 rooms)- Filed insurance claim, was covered- Have a contractor that wants me to buy 3 other properties from him, so he fixed it for me at cost- Deductible is $5K- Actually ended up making money somehowMath:   - Cost from contractor $22K  - Cost insurance came back with $29K  - Deductible $5k  - So I actually made $2k ( 29 - 5 = 24 [check] ; contractor cost 22)My question is how to handle on taxes?

All regions except the Northeast experienced an increase in housing starts despite rising coronavirus cases across many parts of our country, led by the 12.9% increase in the South.

After making numerous mistakes and loosing quite a bit of $$$ it has led me to a strategy where I focus more on the people on the ground in a particular area over the stats and demographics of that particular location.As the saying goes "Business is easy, people make it difficult"Just my opinion guys.Thanks for reading and have a great day.

Thanks @Brian Larson & @Brandon Carriere The fact that David Greene was a KW guy always led me to believe KW had to be pretty good.