I do have an agent that I recommend for her high level of energy and good communications skills, let me know if you would like her contact information.

When a tax-exempt entity is engaging in a business on a regular or repeated basis, and therefore competing with tax-paying businesses, there is a trust tax known as UBIT that is incurred - as a way to level the playing field.  

Hi @Kusmayadi DjunaidiI have worked with a couple of Turnkey providers and ended up doing my deals so far with just one provider.My goal in using them was to get my feet wet, learn through active investing and make some connections.My experience has sky rocketed my learning curve on a personal level and real estate investor level.

Very sad and we have homeowners crying about this stuff all the time.Eventually you'll throw enough money at this house to reach some level of equilibrium with the problems, there of course will likely remain major underlying issues that you will never resolve, so the question just becomes are you willing to keep throwing money at it and how much enough is going to be enough?

Sorry to have threatened you to the level of a school yard bully. 

It seems low to me for that price point and level of finish it will require to command it.

I am very new to everything and was wondering what would be the best books to start out reading to get a good level of basic knowledge!

It would be hard for a standard agent to do comps specifically for you without knowing your finish level. 

Today (4-1-16) is my first day on BP and I'm fairly new to Real Estate Investing on a technical level.

Cleaning up the property will be expensive, adding driveways, leveling the ground, adding sod, and adding a fence, comes to about $11K.