You will need to weigh the cost of the study against the potential accelerated depreciation.Firms should be able to give you an estimated accelerated amount that you will need to discuss with your CPA (who will tell you the potential tax benefits)

Anything under 12.5k sqft I’ve found that the fixed costs are too much to achieve that 35%.40,000sf: This is just a personal rule of thumb where currently I’m trying to stay away from the spaces where the institutional players are operating (if I can).

He accidentally breaks the handrail while moving in a couch and fails to fix it.

Is there a city that people do section 8 in that has houses for 100k close to turn key and also are high enough rents to match the voucher and take full advantage of that amount?

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Since we only pay $25 per month for a large amount of water no one gives theirs up.

Yep, we have some of our folks handle inbound calls as well, needs to be a large amount if you want to make it worth it. 

You are both doing things right, keeping jobs, upgrading them and making more money while nurturing solid investments.HELOCs are fine, but start by just taking a small amount off of one so you don't downgrade your cashflow to much, and use it to do your same thing again.

It doesn't earn much interest, but plan to credit tenant back whatever it earns.  2)I'd call for an insurance estimate "if you decide to rent" to make sure they would cover you and that costs wouldn't rise significantly before you determine rent amount.  3) if you've already lived there over a year, most mortgages are fine with it becoming a rental.  4) For screening, I just use Transunion smartmove so tenant can pay them directly for the credit/background check, although I do have a separate application they fill out so I have their pertinent information and emergency contact in case I ever need to evict.  5) if you have only the one rental, I wouldn't open business checking and pay those fees. 

I also have to pay him out my pocket an amount after closing, since the seller's  agent wouldn't share more than 1% of commission apparently.