However, any gain attributable to depreciation is TAXABLE.I guess it depends on (1) the amount of gain, I live in TX and we pretty weak housing appreciation, (2) the hassle factor attributable to moving and (3) how much of a step down is it to go from your current (rich landlord) home to move into one of the slums that are your rentals, LOL.If the mortgages are nearly paid you're reaching the point where the cash flow gets really schweeeeeet!

Whether or not it adds value depends on the factors I stated above.

I suppose the biggest factors right now are what we'd be able to get for the house if we sold it, and what we'd be able to rent it for.

So I designed my own home idea using MS Paint, priced the material and estimated labor and find this is a good I dea if I can manage building a plumb and level wall.Recently the idea was to spend most of my money on land in Colorado and place a RV/trailer along with a few solar panels to charge the batteries, but this wouldn't really do anything unless I was willing to place a well and septic system.You can say I'm in a situation here, and I have no idea of how to handle it.

You will need to factor in the different costs for financing when evaluating deals.

Navydoc I m currently working on a project in York I am not to sure if you have heard of it yet but I am working on York Stadium I am one of the Architectural Designers .Thanks for the advice.

Nothing major but just little things I considered reasonable.I found one of the most important factors to finding a great place to live was the relationship with the landlord.

There are several important factors that qualify the property for these loan terms. a. debt service on the property b cap rate c. any neglicated maintenance d. credit of borrrower e. type of property

What factors affect the price?

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