Below you will see the CapEx table I created using excel.

There are also abbreviated depreciation tables on page 11. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p527.pdfDepending on the cost of the properties there could be a significant amount of assets that qualify for accelerated depreciation.

There are tons of unique things about the property, but without listing everything, what are some creative financial solutions we can do for me to take over the house?

Hello,First post here at BP, but I've been reading daily for about a week now.  One thing is clear: I want to build my portfolioLittle background: I bought my first BRR(R) in January of '16, and my second in April of ...

If you want to partner with him, figure out what you can bring to the table.

1) if she wants to buy, this could be difficult unless you can find a good seller-financed deal for her. however maybe you can discuss with her that you are also looking to buy some property and perhaps you could partner on a deal together where she brings some money to the table and you find the deal and manage it. you probably need to build up your relationship with her before just putting that on the table. if you use/borrow/partner with someone else's money, make sure you know what you are doing.2) if she owns something that she wants to sell, @Casey Mericle and @Justin R. gave you some good input already

Cost for average appraiser from a bank was about 350 ,, I hired a highly qualified appraiser that actually goes out views comps inside and out and paid 1500 for the appraisal and the difference in valuation for my property was over 250K granted it is a unique property and I had need for condemnation eminent domain legal reasons to find the best and highest value for my property.

Net of that meaning, they're going to have to deal with them in one form or another and those any issues are no longer unique to you as a buyer.

What I bring to the table is desire and a willingness to do whatever I can to begin.  

For rent, I always make sure that each unit has a different rent amount and that when my usual late fee is applied it is also (usually) a unique amount.