Historically, I've done my taxes on TurboTax, but would like to find someone who can help review my taxes and someone to help me strategize how to set up shop for the next investment.

Buy in an area with low crime and historically stable population and job growth 4.

So for this particular test, I focus on the vacancies and rent rather than prices.So I look up historical data and I see what how many percentage points did vacancies hike up in the last recession.

Others say that historic district will hold it back.

So I found a beautiful apartment complex in a historic part of SLC. 

Coming up with a vision to save a building in a historic district and helping to fund the studies that showed what remediation was needed.

In terms of what you should offer typically ARV less rehab multiplied by 70% is the historical formula.

What do you do with   millwork that is deemed historic but tests positive for lead?

@Ryan Clements the city of Dallas has historically been horribly mismanaged.

We've tracked pretty well historically with yearly appreciation in most areas with the exception of 2007-09 ish.