A great resource is www.ascsp.org, where you can find certified firms.

The house would be considered a capital asset, so to be conservative, I would estimate 20% of the gain for tax, plus an additional 3.8% for the net investment income tax if your total adjusted gross income (worldwide) is over 250k.

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I recently had my tenants extend their lease agreement but we've had to adjust whom is renting and the responsibilities.

When adjusting for the DP assistance you mentioned, you seem to be approximately in that range!

From there, you can make adjustments based on decor, view, pool....etc.

It would be like being trained by a neighbor on dog walking and them giving you a piece of paper calling you a certified dog walker. 

The day to day diligence and management makes all the difference and you can adjust those percentages if you need to as well. 4.

We get primary residence loans for <10% down, we have the power of creativity, and if we're planning smart - we also have the opportunity to ride the wave of interest rates because we're much less dependent on adjustable rate loans.• If you want to get involved in syndications or passive real estate investing but you don't have enough in liquid cash for the minimum investment, you can use your retirement accounts like a self-direct IRA to do so!

Adjust the split if one invests more or takes on greater responsibility.