Favorable capital gain rates.

I had no problems at all with it.I did sence that after they knew I was living across the street that they seemed topay attention to keeping the lawn mowed and kept it nice, I don'tknow if that was just them or if they felt like the owner was always watching.....but they were neighborly.If it's a good deal, buy it!!!

I wonder if I gain 20 lbs and put on a shiny button down shirt if I can sell books on tv too.

Low enough to account for the extra costs (interest paid - or not gained if bought with cash, utilities, potential theft/vandalism, potential winter problems such as frozen/burst pipes that are now your problems, etc).

I would be responsible for everything else.I feel this would be fair for both of us seeing that it is our first deal together and it is a great way to gain credibility.

Basis would require less taxes when you make the distribution, but increase your gains if you sell later.

Their proposition consisted of buying 3 SFH which can give a gross yield 10% and a net yield of 5.5%.Now this caught my attention as I would have been expecting a higher return considering the economic situation in the U.S. hence I started to do some research and found the BP community.

Try reading around the hundreds of threads about various types of real estate investing to see if you can decide for yourself which method will work best for your specific circumstances.Also, pay special attention to the BP blogs and posts about specific experiences people have had...that may be exactly what you are looking for.

While I know that you may not want to pay someone else, you have a big investment that needs attention you cannot give it from Atlanta.

This latter transaction does trigger the due-on-sale, but such transfer does not come to the attention of the lender because it is not recorded anywhere in public records.