I originally calculated $3000 as the income as each unit would rent for about $1500 if I completely rented both out. 

Originally posted by @Anthony Olaso:Hello everyone.

But I also agree with the emotional part of it since this sellers realtor has used the 2008 price that they originally paid (which I believe is way too much) as a basis towards our negotiations and the current resale price limits.

Hi, I purchased my very first tax lien and trying to calculate the repayment amount to send to the original owner, and I'm so stuck.

Originally posted by @Neddie Smith:@Andy Mirza So if I understand correctly, according to our partnership split e.g. 50-50, the deduction allowance would also be 50-50 correct? 

Do we need to go ahead create an LLC or Series LLC or keep it simple and operate as a “sole proprietorship”?

Originally posted by @Bettina F.

However, looking around the market, I don't see much opportunity currently to deploy the assets into a 1031 exchange that would give me similar yields on my original investment.

Thank you Michael - I looked and it does say landlord can enter in this situation Originally posted by @Michael Gefvert:Does your lease have any language that deals with showings for prospective tenants?

I'm from Myrtle Beach originally and have ridden out quite a few storms including Hugo.