There are limits to bonus depreciation on passenger vehicles which a 6,000+ lb vehicle is not subject to.

House hacking, seller financing, subject-to, flipping, wholesaling are just a few methods that come to mind.

I went to a 3-day REIAs seminar this weekend, and this guy was all about the "Subject-To" deal.

Her older kids talked her into a liar loan then took the refi money and she could not make the payments ( pretty common kids do this to their parents quite frequently actually).. hires a wholesaler that is going to bail her out.. wholesaler does not come through she lose's the house and I buy it fair and square at court house. 

Every few years the assessor may do a drive by of a property, but it's likely not a frequent occurrence, especially in larger counties/cities.

I feel quality of service is is subjective, depending on the expectations of each owner. 

If it's of interest to you, I recommend investing in a market you actually would enjoy visiting frequently; many of my non-local clients have family/relatives in the area or come here several times a year to vacation. 

Any of you could light up on this subject?

If I were in your shoes, I'd start browsing BP's South Carolina forum and see who's commenting frequently. 

The bottom line is that “good” is subjective and is based on your willingness to take risks.IRR [Internal Rate of Return]When looking to analyze potential real estate investments, there are different metrics available.