@Jeremy Roll I was just discussing this topic with @Josh E.

When they E-File for you, this request is submitted as well.  

For us we're looking at the little victories, the fundamentals. 

I have to agree with Eric, I bought my first VA property as an E-4, in 2006 it only took $636.00 out of pocket to cover appraisals and odd fees since the original owner had passed and it had a tricky title.

Personally if I was off in a suburb, I’d be more bored than ever with SIP. 5-  covid and the economic consequences will not fundamentally change the S.F.

this is probably one of the most fundamental challenges to managing a PM--the incentives of the PM are rarely aligned with the incentives/goals of the owner (and often, the incentives of the PM are in direct opposition to the goals of an owner!)...

Quote from @Scott E.: - If that 10 unit deal has been on the market for a year, and they have dropped the price by over 30% and its still not selling, then that's almost guaranteed to be a deal you want to stay away from.

The reasons for the demand increase are the increasing number of people living solo and being unable to afford homes with large storage spaces and the growth of e-commerce sales. e-commerce sales have been increasing at a rate of about 20% per year for the last several years, and since the majority of items are being shipped with self storage companies, the storage facilities are filling up quickly.

Quote from @Scott E.: Please rewrite post but in English :)Thanks for your comment Scott E.

While the pass-through entity is advantageous for letting you report the entity's profits and losses on your personal tax return (Schedule E--very simple), there are potential deductions you can take advantage of come Tax Season as well.