The tax code info is below. http://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/ch03.html "...For qualified property placed in service in 2012, you can take an additional 50% (or 100%, if applicable) special (depreciation) allowance.

Florida is not among them: http://www.justice.gov/atr/public/real_estate/fee-details.html

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Go to your public records to find recent nearby sales or go to site that compile that info:Zillow Trulia.

Imagine Europe as an example, they don't even have access to any public records, nor does a 1031 exchange exist as we know it.

It's sitting in there not even hooked up, still with the protective plastic on it, so it's impossible for anyone to use it.

Craigslist is great but there are also several public information sources which I've heard that you can use to look up motivated sellers for marketing.

There is no protective regulatory standard like in residential.

I would have to check with HUD to see if they ever publicize their actions.

I wonder why they just don't help fund the schools to teach that publicly, rather than through their own academy?)