You can deduct property taxes as well.Also, if you're buying multi in Southern California, chances are the property is older, so don't be shy with your repairs budget.By the way, you aren't married to the assessor's land/building allocation...there are other reasonable methodologies that may yield a better tax answer...

But based on my ancient memory of the greater SD area, I cannot imagine that you are pulling any tech job related tenants or even military out of Miramar. 

We use in-depth methodology to determine the financial goals of each individual and build a long-term investment plan that fits their unique situation.

I realize this is an ancient post, but wonder if you found yourself a deal to BRRRR. 

When you interview an agent, make that agent overcome your objections and prove their methodology.

In Seattle, to prove established (grandfathered, legal) use, you must show a permit for the use, or prove that the use existed prior to 1957, which has been established as a sort of "ancient amnesty" date. 

Through my education, I have acquired a strong understanding of several advanced statistical methodologies that are used as predictive models and for latent factor structures.  

I want to rent an apartment or a duplex, but most places around here have ancient appliances from 20 years ago.

You are their landlord, an ancient cultural archetype of greed and cupidity, taking more than you deserve for what you offer, ready at a moment's notice to throw them shivering on the street and strew their belongings across the yard should life's vicissitudes overwhelm them one fine month and they're unable to pay you.

My houses all have old AC cable, my rule has been if it's ancient fabric coated it goes if at all possible, newer vinyl coated can stay.Account Closed I don't know where the OP is, but in NJ the owner cannot pull a DIY permit for a non owner-occupied home or a multifamily.