Most data providers can go in depth with Age@Colin L.

@Jocelyn CanfieldJocelyn - you should probably have a more in-depth conversation with a CPA informed on the nuances of special needs trusts, able accounts and real estate.

If I was a gambler, I would put money on me 😜 

If you're located there, a more in-depth discussion with your tax professional might be in order.If you're taking the position year-to-year that your rentals are mere investments and the activities doesn't rise to the level of a trade or business, you might be in quite a catch 22 should you ever sell at a loss...

I would grab some books on the subject it sounds like you want real in-depth answersthese questions have been asked and answered for decades.. the other thing I like to mention virtually every how to flip or other type of guru gives you  Cds written material when you go to the 50k camps.. if you look on E bay you can find those packages for 20 to 50 bucks.. buy as many different guru's information and go through it.. it will cover all your questions.

The depth of knowledge you will gain access to is amazing.

I'm sure there are many successful people here on BP too, but meeting and talking to someone face-to-face who just talked in depth for 30-45 min about the details of their last transaction cannot be (in my opinion) be replaced by interacting in an online forum.  

I consider the site a great resource based on the depth and breadth of forum topics and fresh content daily.

If you can go into depth on how you use this formula it will be greatly appreciated.

A) I have my doubts as to how worthwhile this service will actually be, versus what you can gleam on your own;B) If you decide to go forward, *no way* do you pay all cash up front;C) I would get a serious reference list - at least 5 - and call and discuss with all, in depth, regarding value of services rendered."