We are looking for a new CPA, after many years with the same place, due to the ball being dropped too many times.

Gives the perspective on why it takes some balls to get into the new construction game.

An option could be doing some research to ball park what these estimates would come in at and remove that amount from your offer. 

They definitely dropped the ball and Scott has worked hard to try and remedy the sutuation, although their loan structures changed in the middle.of my deal, and theres not much that can be done now.

We will likely get a realtor in that case… I hope we can sell in time to get the energy efficient passive solar property we want/need, but I’d suppose it’s still possible if we get the ball rolling with a the local realtor soon.

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They don't like to play ball with folks trying to invest like this.

@Benjamin Aaker is on the money.Your income probably prevents you from using RE to offset your W2 income but you can still use deductions and depreciation to offset rental income.If you are looking to REI to reduce your taxable income on your W2 earnings REI won’t help much at all.One needs to be precise when discussing tax law.

It’ll help with the lack of affordable housing so maybe the city would play ball?

So far so good as I have been getting the ball rolling, having bought over a half dozen tax liens so far, and doing thorough research on properties has become more natural with every new lien.But now I must ask: does anyone know anything about TaxSaleResources.com?