Standard procedure is to post your state-specific notice of lease violation, and then perform a follow up inspection at the expiration of said notice, to determine if the violation is cured. 

Perform cost segregation on new properties to create tax offsets for new income5.

Return on equity based on that taxable income is ~4% is awful and I’d say 1031 onto a better performing asset.

So if you find something that a bank is willing to lend on, it will likely be tougher to boost the ARV enough to make it a true BRRRR.2 - if you finance up front AND refi, you pay financing / closing costs twice. 

Meaning we would treat it like a business from tax perspective with reporting income/expenses and still be able to perform cost seg/bonus depreciation?

I was thinking of buying a 3/2.5 condo that needs a little TLC and doing some work on it to boost the value and the rent I can charge, then renting out the unused rooms.

(i plan on keeping my healthcare license)i would then use 2023 to see how the DSTs perform.

I am planning on doing a few flips and using the proceeds to start remote investing performing BRRR's all over the US.

Once you get rents to market, you could sell it at a 5.5 cap on actual performance, so it would sell for $4.11mm.

When you hire an attorney for a transaction (Instead of using an agent, or yourself) what roles are they expected to perform?