I guess where I’m struggling with this is I know I’m good to go with just holding it and renting it.

Unless they are a struggling agent with no concern for liability (yes there are some), this likely isn't going to make much difference to them...When I used to call the listing agent with an offer, I would notice the agents would get frustrated with me...I'd offer a number they knew wouldn't be accepted, but they couldn't tell me or advise me, which resulted in them drawing up paperwork and wasting their time. 

However... struggling with appraised value.

It is a new world and I’m struggling with the exact same question.

As I have said, I understand the concept of wholesaling, but I am struggling with how to execute on the documentation side of things.

I'm totally set for the expenses - I'm just struggling with how to treat the unallowed depreciation and carryover to a future tax year. 

Regardless, I will be sending her a non-renewal letter as I won't be signing another lease with her.What are my options here, I know that it's in my favor that the annual lease she signed is expiring soon, but can I serve her with a Pay or Vacate eviction notice right now since she hasn't provided me with any information that she's struggling other than a brief text message or does that break the moratorium guidelines?

Recently, I have struggled with this notion. 

Good Afternoon, So I'm coming up on the end of my inspection period and struggling a little bit to wrap my head around a few things that have been recently uncovered; and would very much appreciate any opinions and advice on what may (or may not) be going on.

Given that, despite our personal 50/50 deal, my partner will be the "buyer" for now, and we will later move the property into both our names or an LLC that is owned 50/50.We are struggling to put the first steps in order and are a bit overwhelmed!