Any expenses you incurred to obtain the property can be added to basis- mileage driven, inspection fees ect Make sure your tax pro has the date the properties were available for rent (not specifically rented) And make sure they have a good break out of any renovations done so they can capitalize what's required and expense what they can. 

Column A is the year, column B is the projected cash-on-cash growth rate from the fund's prospectus, column C is my calculation on what % that return changes year to year, and column D is the projected dividend based on 150k invested.

I've driven many roads in the Lehigh Valley listening to dozens of the BiggerPockets podcasts. 

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@Joe Sampson this is mostly going to be driven by the area, but I have found these mixed use buildings to be very tricky here in the Chicago market.

Essentially, the portion of the property’s income considered UDFI is based on the percentage of rental income derived from debt.For example, Property A is purchased for $100,000.

. $50M for Reg A is the limit in any 1-yr period...

I'm also in Ottawa and you can get much higher rental returns than that for a $550k property. one caveat is if property A is in an up and coming area you think the appreciation will be much higher in the next 3-5 years, only then I'd keep it. 

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Land A  --  Is an empty plat of land in Virginia.