So you would def have them do the application online and fee.

Depreciation elections are based on a whole list of items such as projected future passive income, current level of other earnings, anticipated exit date (if you've shared that), etc.Her reasoning of "more in professional fees" makes no sense. 

May take a community college/online course.

May be best to hold for a few years before CapEx, then sell if it doesn’t this summer.look if you're earning appreciation, amortization, and tax benefits, it's hardly a terrible asset. just mehI have one just like it.

This will allow you to keep your day job while also earning additional income with little effort on your part.

Go to the website for the town> then the Tax Assessor page> then look for a link to online property information databaseThere are several different companies providing this service in MA, so it is easiest to simply start with the town website and go from there. 

Not sure how you feel about that.I am assuming your $125K cash offer doesn't have the same 7% costs of sale, but is it worth the extra work and risk to earn $61K then $20K from the cash sale?

If you think about it, brokerage you only need to find the buyer OR the seller and you might earn 3% of the purchase price.

Both of us have a couple of properties in different states (buy and hold) but want to try flipping to earn money for larger multi-family properties, and expand our portfolio.

@Akeem Wheatley The subject has been beat to death on BP.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/519/topics/24...It boils down to this...If you can put your money into an asset growing at 6-8% and you can get an immediate line of credit against that asset at 4.5% (prime), then anything you can do with that borrowed money that earns more than 4.5% will be adding value on top of the original asset.