I factored in the two biggest CapX items (new roofs, new boilers) at purchase to arrive at my offer price...  

I am looking to connect and network with others to understand which markets are hotter and the best way to network.

(Property Manager in charge of our house at the time) did schedule annual inspection in 2016, when she arrived at property (the tenant) told her that he was late for court and would contact her to reschedule.

Flooding in Houston has gotten worse over the past two decades since I've first arrived and will probably continue to worsen as the incidence of heavy rain events increases.

It entails the following steps:Calculate the Net Operating IncomeDetermine the appropriate Capitalization Rate (or ask your broker)Divide the Net Operating Income by the Cap Rate to arrive at an estimated valueWhile the steps are simple, the underwriting is a bit more complex.

While this figure takes some work to arrive at, there’s nothing illusory about it.

What I find with 6 month leases is that the tenants all stay longer....they wanted the flexibility when they arrived.

. - doesn't jiveshe arrived to see the property in an Uber, a small compact car with her 3 big kids she owns a 2012 Toyota, that's ither furniture didn't look very nice, cheap, and hardly any, she has boxes of junk though.she let me know she was going to do the landscape (pick weeds), - how many people making that much money are out there picking weeds, btw, weeds still there.

Show separately for 2017 and the 3 preceding years: gross sales, cost of goods sold, gross profit, percentage of gross profit to gross sales, amounts collected, and gross profit on amounts collected.It seems, after reading this, that your solution would be the correct one - enter the gross profit for each year on Line 1 of Schedule C with a separate statement attached to the return describing the installment sale and how you arrived at the gross profit. 

Another related question: Where do owners go when guests arrive?