Thank you so much; this is all incredibly helpful as I get a rough idea of whether I’d do better selling now or doing an exchange in a couple years.

Im a huge hockey fan, and owning my own rink would be incredible!

It's incredible!

Jonathan West the logic is that you invested in an income producing asset and you should be able to recover your cost over the life of that asset.

I am looking to put together a portfolio over the next 10 years that produces good income and allows me to pursue real estate or other business opportunities and leave the corporate world at the age of 45.My biggest concerns are regarding using debt to grow the business.

Here's a link to the federal site (I think they may require property to be income-producing) but GA may also have a state credit.http://www.nps.gov/tps/tax-incentives/before-you-apply.htm

I will retain title and all rights therein in my name.B) During that time I would rent the unit to a renter that buyer approves (buyer does property management as well) but I would keep all these rent monies.C) If buyer does not produce agreed upon down payment amount by Dec 1st, 2014 I will continue to lease to whomever I please and I keep the $1,000 PO free and clear.C2) In the event buyer DOES come up with agreed upon down payment we then will enter into a 24 month seller financing deal that we agree upon.D) If I don't feel like messing around with Seller Financing buyer says he will still find me a reputable tenant (for a small fee of course) and/or I can simply sell to a cash buyer which I had hoped to do in the first place.Thanks.

The way those (or any feature) actually weight into the calculation to produce a score are not known as they are proprietary.

I think it's the Million Dollar Kitchen that drives the price up so highI just find it incredible that in other markets similar sized homes can be bought for SO MUCH LESS!

I used to have 20 lower income tenants and the things I have seen will probably blow your mind.They have an incredible aptitude for not accepting responsibility for their life and doing anything else to get by but actually work.