Regarding taxation, talk to your cpa on how insurance proceeds then the sale of a property after being damaged impacts your cost basis.So for me, spend the $ to demo the property and sell the land.

I have a former post and the lady has been super difficult to deal with for the simplest of things.

For example, you may buy a property today and budget money for capital expenses each month for the next 5 years until finally you need to replace the HVAC.

Other than perhaps property taxes, turnover is generally the biggest single operating expense you will endure as a buy-and-hold real estate investor. And unlike property taxes, it’s something you have a lot of control...

We collect payments from property owners and distribute them each month.

Each franchisee is unique and has a different way of doing business.

Hello I'm hoping to get some insight on if this deal structure makes sense.

If you need help weighing your options or structuring deals, feel free to reach out!

Home prices have been amplified because of the increased costs for builders to actually build a home in the US, mainly:Inflation (materials and labor).Regulatory burdens.Let’s look at both:InflationPrices for everything necessary to build a home - including building materials and hourly labor - are much much more expensive.

Here are the details:**Option A:** - Rate: 6.125% - Credit: $2,300 towards closing costs **Option B:** - Rate: 5.7%   - No credit towards closing costs I'm trying to determine which option is the better deal.