I've made it into the mid 30's and had no idea there were so many ways to invest in real estate.Between the podcast, E-books, forums post/articles and other resources on the website, I have found a great place to learn more about real estate and continue my journey towards financial independence. 

Meanwhile the surviving party's original 1/2's basis would remain unchanged, and continue to depreciate on it's original schedule.

If they care to ask further then I elaborate if not continue on with your investing and keep being awesome!

I have seen the power of real estate first hand and have become obsessed with understanding this industry more to continue leveraging my families opportunities.Thanks for reading and hope to connect!

Never stop marketing, never stop networking, and continue to learn as much as you can.

I always believe in right timing so take your time, continue to look for potential opportunities and if possible, ask sellers to run the numbers for you in terms of ROI's, cap rates, etc. 

Especially if depreciation is exempt as well.)Question for @Dave FosterDave, when you do a 1031 exchange do you have continue to track depreciation on he previous building for future 25% recapture tax?

Rental rates continue to outpace housing values, which means the gap between income and expenses is notably increasing.

My goal is to collect properties continually to build wealth and keep it going.My loan started in 2012 is an 3.75 FHA loan that has mortgage insurance that can be removed if I pay $7500 to the principal to remove and I owe $90,000.

The end goal was and continues to be obtaining cash flow through rentals.