They go open kimono in the podcast: The only thing left up to the listener's imagination is what is a fair return for the seller and you get the value of the loan in today's dollars. 

Would definitely take this question to your accountant but I imagine the IRS will look at who owns it regardless of "intentions".

He should not have a job, period.He stated flatly that is was, indeed, caused by condensation on the ducts, and he could see it on his report.Let's go back to the fun thermodynamic steam tables to explain relative humidity....So, imagine that you are pouring a big cup of icy water. 

It wasn't my preferred use of the latter half of my day, and I'm still contemplating what the final invoice will be.I can't imagine what would occur if I were unavailable or out of town. 

I can’t imagine anyone that would buy at that price at today’s rates.Rents are expected to be $1650 - $1750.

It's no wonder out of state investors are pouring into our market.

That can make it difficult to develop.I can imagine you dont want to sink much more cash into this property. 

Imagine doing a brrrr and in 7 months it’s rented and you do your refi and when done you’ve got $70k instead of $60, because you did such a gosh darn good job getting all that capital recycled back out, and your value was so worthwhile that the appraisal comes in above what you expected.

Anything you can do to be around a high volume of real estate transactions will be more valuable than you can imagine.

It won't be how you "imagined" it to be but will be worth it in the long run.