"Terminate on Sale" clauses are rarely allowed by the courts with residential leases.The good news is, many tenants don't know this.So, we always politely ask tenants to sign our lease, ask if they want to extend them and try to reasonably increase the rent.We don't recommend abusing this with strong-arm tactics.

Even successfully increased rents with no hassle. 

Therefore, you need to become educated in estimating repair costs while walking properties to decipher if it's worth your contractor's time/energy. 

If not, I would recommend purchasing as it is worth it compared to a large investment you are about to make...

.: The first "strategy" I would teach you is how to leverage our money to increase your returns.

Then subtract any decrease in expenses from before to after, or add any increase.

This requires an income that rises faster than inflation, or you will not have the additional dollars you will need to pay future inflated prices.What causes rents (and prices) to increase?

You will notice a significant price increase for properties though.Let me know if you have any other questions. 

If they’re just fishing and don’t need to sell, likely not worth your effort.

Should I run a cost segregation after completion of project and bake it as part of increase in basis?