@Bhaumik Parekh yes you can purchase the home but you would want the documents from the sellers to certify that the tank was properly decommissioned.

She had no will and claimed she "signed her house over to Medi-Cal in order to receive benefits.

I did receive an automated phone call from a local inspector to come and take them down after a period but once i did and alerted them to that they stopped calling me.

@Josh Wallace The depreciation schedule (usually called a Tax Asset Detail, Fixed Asset Schedule or Federal Asset Report) is just the document that shows your depreciation deductions.

Hello,I have a condo in Fremont CA, that I intend to put up for sale in September.I have received some enquires from friends and acquaintances who are interested in purchasing it.We don't want to involve any agents or FSBO sites, to save on commissions, so that I can offer a reduced price to buyer.So how to go about it?

I've made a lot of connections in the area (unfortunately not in REI but lots of private businesses), and am receiving good information about where to buy and the risks of other areas.

I have posted a few post with questions in the past and I’ve received excellent advice and feedback so far so I’m reaching out again.

@Donovan LietchWhatever the investor receives over and above his $10k investment is taxable income to him (and also a deductible expense to you.)Seeing how little you know at this point about recruiting investors, I highly recommend you don't try it on your own.

It means that in strong military rental markets where on base housing is not provided, a service member and their family will receive extra money's to rent/buy a home, in addition to their paychecks.

I do agree that 12% is a high rate but I would not complain with the terms you are receiving.