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Also, the “owner” is deceased, no reported heirs (doing my own due diligence) would this be something where it can be a little tricky or problematic dealing with probate bc of the deceased owner or it’s business as usual?

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Many California tenants know the law better than the landlords and they have free access to legal assistance.

Taking out $500K of tax free money (sounds like Section 121 (married)) through the sale of the property is great if you're trying to scale your portfolio.

If the trust is what is called a "disregarded entity" (meaning it does not have it's own TIN and does not file a tax return) then the activity of that property is reported on your personal tax return. 

There were 7000 in 2020.In BTR communities, think about what do we want to charge them for vs. what do we want to give them for free?

I currently live with my parents so my DTI is less than 43% for sure.credit is goodcurrently have 13k in a roth ira, i have been reading i can use up to 10k tax free one time, should i leverage this?

The property has been reported on the deceased's personal tax return. 

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