United States, 467 U.S. 1, 9-10 (1984)So Forky, Ownership gives you the rights to possession and use of your real estate BUT, yes, there are forces that "could" impact that ownership, because we live in a society who like every democracy on earth has laws and mechanisms in place that afford the governance the powers to impact those ownership rights when the ends justify the means for the public good.

The tenant is actually about to move Jan 1 so I was wondering if I could justify deducting a new door from the security deposit or if there are too many variables at play to do so.... 

In the given example, they would have to go by income cap to justify price. 

Many of these people tend to be very optimistic about BTC in the long run, but their holdings are worth enough now to justify reallocating a portion. 

The only exception would be if you have a specific investment opportunity right now that would justify the tax implications of selling before the 24 months of ownership.

But I don't see this being done in remote areas where the land cost doesn't justify the improvement. 

@Alex Mora You can do either approach that you list and justify it based on what your goals are.

I had been looking for duplexes around me but came across a 16 unit building off market that it looks like I will be able to get the owner to agree to 800k (8.5% cap).Long story short, I don't have employment that could justify a property of that value but I do have 150k to put in as well as a credit shelter trust that can cover the remaining equity needed (I'm the beneficiary so they're not technically my assets).

Fees should be clearly stated, easy to understand, and justifiable.

. - 31 trailers in total ruin- 14 trailers that could possibly be repaired or sold (5k+ per trailer)- 11 trailers people are living in (5 tenant owned - and the rest are owned by park)- Before COVID renters were paying $200 /month- Trash everywhere and lots of land clearing to get it back up to parOther Issues:- A lot of theft- Nobody currently paying rent because of COVID and he cannot evict- No financials on the operation- No water meter at trailer- No agreements with renters- He has 480K in it - and said he wouldn't entertain anything less than 400kThe amount of work to get it up and going again and the lack of current revenue makes it hard to justify anything around that number ...in my opinion.I've just let it be for now as he either needs to have pressure from local environmental agencies, etc to get rid of it for a reasonable price..... as, he is just "sitting" on it.