I used to be a part time web developer and I know for a fact that a single like from an ad you posted online automatically becomes a lead. 

It depends on which sale you are buying at.

To confirm, the idea is that the owner would exchange proceeds from the home sale,  for fractional ownership in an REIT institutional grade property with an intermediary (1031 portion).  

We send notices of the increases within 30 days of the completion of the sale, should they be month-to-month.  

Looks I have to report net income on SE Line 24 ($2k), but on Line 25, I cannot claim losses due to higher income (>$150K).

In addition, I also have the $27K I pulled out on top of that as debt (which isn't taxed) which should cover any costs for the next decade (assuming I still have the property and haven't done a refi)BRRRRs are harder to do right now because of high interest rates, higher median sales prices, and increased insurance costs, but still possible with the right properties.

Some locations landlords typically pay, some locations the tenants pay.I don't expect that a settlement to stop advertising commissions in the MLS will have an impact on leases, or sales for that matter.

I also understand, if you flip your personal property to rental then you can be exempt 2-5 years of sale date.Two questions here:1.

No the park does not require to move it upon sale. the previous owner has been there nearly 20 years. since park rents are rent controlled the park can raise the rent additionally when the owner changes but no more than 10 percent.

When it comes to the online tools for address verification you have to call the USPS AMS office and request they extend the RANGE of unit numbers/letters.