-Move money to stocks - relatively cheap now-Financing balloon (they either need a new loan or have to sell - and a new loan may not be practical)-Upgrade - perhaps they've gained some equity recently and they want to redeploy that capital to a larger building and take advantage of the economies of scale

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice pertaining to management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - they tell you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

I’m always looking to connect and network with new people sharing ideas and best practices.

I have been running deals for practice.

.- Hedge against the ever worsening economic and administrative conditions impacting physicians practicing in the U.S. - Be a role model to my children of financial diversity/independence, thoughtful risk taking, willingness to fail, learn, and fail again, growth mindset, and entrepreneurship.

Practice your pitch!

And while, generally speaking, there is not much practical gap between 27.5 and 39-yr depreciation schedules for a small property, the distinction is nevertheless significant due to the special rules afforded to non-residential properties, such as expensing of roofs and HVAC.Yes, there's this concept that the property's character is determined at the building level.

Hello,I am starting to analyze properties to practice my skills and get better at spotting good deals for long-term rentals.

Through practicing analyzing properties, I have found that the interest rate is a huge factor when determining cash flow.