From this data, you can utilize a website bestplaces.net that will give you a breakdown of the percentage of homes that sold, in various price ranges, for a given zip code.

(If you invest the funds elsewhere, they might be deductible elsewhere but not on schedule E for that property)    My thought was to deposit the funds directly into a segregated account and then use the funds to pay any and every qualifying expense associated with the property until the account is depleted - possibly including loan payments, taxes, insurance, utilities, management.

Also if there are any special amenities not normally covered by an HOA (utils?

Average-Good condition)Rehab = About 20k will meet with GC to get better estimates In to the house = 70k (not sure if this comes after total expenses or not.. sorry)Holding Cost (estimated 4 mo ) = about $4300 plus utilitiesClosing Cost = $2900Now in to the house (After 4 mo) = 77,200 plus utilitiesSelling Costcommission = $6600 (6% of 110k)(Maybe) buyers closing cost = 6,600 (6% of 110k) If I'm not missing anything and my estimates are correct I'm left with 26k minus utilities I hope this is considered conservative.

BTW - we are referring to the home as The Spearmint Rhino due to her luxurious color, not because there is a stripper pole in the attic, but don't worry - we may add one.

We have an ALTA survey (for title)- did you all need another survey viz. topo/utility/boundary by architect?

Local Utilities (for more than just utility service)They also trim trees off power lines and check into gas smells.

There is a lot of development going on right now, with new condos and luxury student housing.

I am a real estate agent with interests in being a buyer's agent, seller's agent, luxury listings and personal investing through fix and flips and buy and holds.

It's much easier to invest with confidence when you have a support system that you can utilize.