Unless stated in the contract somewhere (which based on your post I'm assuming it isn't) the seller has no requirement to extend and, since you are the party that is unable to perform under the current contract there is probably nothing you can really sue him for (this is not legal advice, just an opinion).

So ultimately I can't claim an aggregate 199A benefit on the gross total from my income generating properties alone, I will need to perform a net calc across all 199A eligible properties.Feel free to correct me, I haven't reviewed the latest and the greatest on this provision.

There’s about 10-14 people that consistently come.

Another great resource is the Milken Institute and their Best Performing Cities Report.

Hello,Has anyone recently used mashvisor is it pretty accurate with its nunbers when it performs it analysis or is there any other online website such as mashvisor that can help get the right data to analysis a duplex?

., my guess is they have a handyman subcontracted to perform who charges the PM company who then if you lucky passes cost to you, or likely marks up 10-25%.

I have built and remodeled hundreds of homes utilizing green materials, energy efficient products, and high-performance building techniques that most builders have never heard of simply because the practices I utilize are ABOVE code.

Also, managing poor contractors' performance was much needed on this project and I am finding, will be more of the norm than the exception.

And I made some big mistakes. but I also got the ball rolling and wound up with some amazing properties that have performed well and appreciated like crazy.So I guess my encouragement to you is to to go for it!

Single-family homes, duplexes, and townhouses can still perform well in our area.