You'll find the closest possible comp and adjust up or down from there on features that don't match: chat with a local appraiser to find out how much.

You can simply roll your 401k into your IRA but it must "match".

(Cash matched expenses, matched income, double your expenses, triple expenses, etc.)Do you wish you had stayed so you could continue earning more income or did you find another way to turn your time into money?

As the floor is from heart pine, it is difficult finding the right match for a repair.

Then make sure that the ledgers you're getting match those amounts (it's easiest if the PM or landlord keeps a separate ledger for tenant and HA but a lot do not and it can take some detective work to decipher which payments are which).Section 8 is a great program when executed well. 

I've passed off relatively high end listings this year, just because they didn't match my investor focus.

Storage sheds that are converted to living space must then conform to Zoning for the Main House or ADU setbacks, and may need to match the architectural style of the house (every jurisdiction is different), as well as Building Code, including correct footings or slab for flood areas, hurricane straps for winds, current requirements for septic tanks/fields (common even in Pinellas County), and the egress (one 36" door) and bedroom window emergency escape requirements. 

**Don't judge my design choices, this was over 7 years ago :) Increased rents to match marketRefinanced and utilized Heloc to purchase second propertyMulti-function property with 1 long term tenant & one successful STR unit.

One of my core values is that my words match my actions.In street vernacular, one could phrase this as “practice what you preach” or “put your money where your mouth is” or “if you talk the talk, you need to walk the walk”.I have invested in single family homes and smaller 2 to 4 unit properties since 1980 - forty years - a lifetime - and have done well with these investments.This year as COVID hit America, I had a conversation with a young investor buddy of mine about Covid’s impact on rent, the conversation led to a podcast recommendation about Covid impact on multifamily investing.

If you are a QREP (qualified real estate professional), you will have more flexibility matching your losses and gains.