Hi,I have several children related tax question.

I found a commercial land which is sitting beside Kroger, publix, dunkin donut, car wash. if i buy the land, i ll not have much money to invest on any other things related to that. so I am wondering how can i make money with that commercial land.

Pitching the Subto scenario and related deal structure/terms would be an integral part of your marketing to find the end buyer. 

Additionally, there may be deductions and credits available to you as a landlord.Some potential tax deductions related to rental properties include:Mortgage interest: If you have a mortgage on the property, you may be able to deduct the interest you pay on that mortgage.Property taxes: You can typically deduct the property taxes you pay on the rental property.Depreciation: Rental properties are subject to depreciation, which is an allowance for the wear and tear of the property over time.

On the flip side, agents may steer clear of companies with bad communication, payment issues, subpar services, unappealing commission rates, or bad reputations.

Houses there twice expensive that in Detroit and I can afford them, but the risk to buy poorly fixed flipper is seems too high(I've seen couple of bad flipped houses for sale, that had some issues with permits after fixes).Cleveland seems similar to Detroit.

This is the best place for all things real estate related.

Not expecting any major rehabs, so my original scope to consider is solely for my tenants and anything related to the operations.

For my long term rentals, my tenants pay me by venmo, and I have had no big issues.

They don't communicate, they pass you all around when you have an issue, their staff doesn't know what's going on....they are horrible!!