I know I looked at a package of properties to purchase over the weekend and the landlord we met with insisted that he ran a tight ship and said all his tenants were current.

Stories and stories about his airplane experience, some examples about pre-foreclosures and foreclosures BUT only would work as he says if you get his Diamond Package, otherwise you won't have access to it.

Do you have the time and skills to source the property, perform a successful rehab, and get a good tenant in place, or is that time and knowledge better just bought in the property package?

Also this property was packaged with the property next door that is also a duplex that we will be turning into a triplex.

The clients are able to watch any packages that come to their front door, as well as monitor the house whenever they go on vacations.

The clients are able to watch any packages that come to their front door, as well as monitor the house whenever they go on vacations.

Im trying to better understand depriciation and recapture when selling.I have an owner of a package of duplexes that I'm trying to structure an owner-finance deal.

Full disclosure: I'm already under contract for this deal, but since it's my first deal I want to get some feedback even though I'm going to be going through with it regardless.I'm buying 2 condos in the same complex as a package deal for 140K.

Talk with a CPA but if this is your property, then I have no doubt you will qualify as a RE ProIn regards to Cost Segregation, this applies to your "non structural" items like carpets, appliances, floors, hardware packages, etc.

Once it is sold you just pay off the not on the land and the whole package is sold.