If you don't want to pay that premium don't go turnkey.Each property that I have purchased from them has followed the same process, but this is real eastate and there are risks and stuff does happen. 

@Andresa Guidelli I'll message you directly with some follow up questions.

The following year when rents had been increased significantly she was less interested, but still called for several years after that.

There are rules established that he has to follow. 

During that process, I came across the item below which appears to assert that if IRC 162 is met then the following also may apply:What Property Can Be Deducted Under Section 179A business can use Section 179 to deduct tangible, long-term personal property.

Based on my research and feasibility of my employment Austin, TX is in the top of my list followed by Portland and Phoenix. 

., for the purposes of analyzing a property I figure the following:7.5% Maintenance7.5% CapEx10% Vacancy10% Management+ actuals for PITIThat's why I think your cash flow looks high to me.

Hi all, I'll jump in and follow this thread.

Same with court fees.By the way, my lease includes a clause for "Application of Rent" that says any payments made are applied to outstanding charges in the following order:Tenant-caused billingsNSF fees, late fees, service feesUtilitiesSecurity depositUnpaid rent (oldest to newest)Let's say the tenant owes $600 in unpaid rent, $100 in utility, and $50 for the eviction notice.

Buying a 4plex all 1 bedrooms from this older guy. 45k I am putting 10k down to my bank and my bank sent me an email and had the following offer... can someone breakdown the last section for me, I guess I am not familiar with shorter ammortization technology and how it works::;;;$35,000 FIXED at 5.375 for 72 months.