I have heard presentations on it....but few people make it work consistently. 

You can fulfill the 1031 requirements so you can roll it into another. 2)Does the baseboards work fine?

I am a US citizen with a 680 credit score (actually, credit karma shows 680 for one bureau and 710 for another bureau), but I haven't worked in the USA for years, and overall, we are looking to get a DSCR loan.

I’ve said it before, they are struggling and trying anything and everything to see what works to improve their revenue.

Honestly, I'd sell the condos and start a RE company that buys, rehabs, holds the 2 - 4 stuff and flips any SFH that has a project cost less than 72.5% of the ARV.I've closed financing for about 4 condo deals in my life. 

You received a lot of great information here from some qualified people. 15% is the lowest I have seen, and it rarely works out.

The IRS considers fence replacements as improvements that extend the life or value of the property, even if it’s replacing an old, damaged fence.The depreciation period for a fence on a rental property is 15 years under the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS).

I'll try to post it here but it's 2MB so might not work.

For this I'd also like to invite in two main contributors of previous like topics to this conversation:@David Krulac@Steve Babiak(can't get the links to work for some reason)Since I haven't attended an Upset Sale before, I am considering just going to see the process, but also know a couple properties that will be part of the sale. 

I work in comp so I have no issues building my own but I'd prefer to simply use one that's already created.Finally, aside from reviewing prior projects on the company's website and scouring the internet for reviews, does anyone have any tips on how to select a given company?