I want the cap gain exclusion but also get to deduct business expenses.

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As @Brian Pownall mentioned above, Dax over at Heritage Construction has a great tool to help with Cap Ex items during the underwriting stage.

@David Vanlandingham by chance do you use their maintenance feature with latchel?

You can access it here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...I'm about to upload updated 2022 versions in the coming days, with more features available.Let me know if you have any questions, happy to help!

It is still a thing that there is a 'entitlement limit' even though the VA loans have no cap any longer.

Cap Rate (capitalization rate) - this is your net operating income divided by the purchase cost (helpful in quickly comparing multiple properties - but does not include any financing, assumes a cash purchase)b.

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I would love to think that .10 cap would be the conservative answer but I don't know if that's true.

Hi, how do you estimate maintenance and cap ex for a new condo conversion vs. an older building in a high cost of living area (mo rent/purchase ratio of 0.4%-0.5%)?