The policy defines an Estate Planning Entity as a legal entity or Trust establish by a Natural Person for estate planning. 

Given the competitive nature of real estate, how realistic is it to execute a buy at this size of discount?

This way we can't see into the main house yard but we still get plenty of natural light.

In the beginning, I don't expect to be scouring for deals or managing property or anything of that nature. 

Market cycles happen, dips happen - it's just part of the nature of real estate - this is what actually has been happening since the beginning of time. 

Real estate moves quick around here due to the nomadic nature of the huge military, federal employee, and contractor population.

Like natural disasters, car accidents, losing jobs, divorces, health issues, lawsuits, injuries, death...

Hi @Michael Nahm, I would choose to do the most cost-efficient thing possible (which would probably be to have a fabricator come in and change the edge . . . a beveled edge could remove that damage and make the counter look fresh again), and then bill that to the tenant by way of deduction from their deposit.In reality we don't help our tenants by not holding them accountable for the damages in a property. 

But also multiple tax filings and the cumbersome nature of moving into and out or relationships with your partners.Strictly from the 1031 perspective tenants in common is the easiest way to own and move real estate. 

I just had success in the Seattle area with a countertop fabricator and installer when my usual guy was too busy.