The amount is based on youngest age of the borrowers. 

That land is directly in the path of growth with many local farmers in the area selling their land to developers putting in high density housing. 

Or ARV, or purchase price.... etc.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

We cannot depreciate land and the building's structure goes on to depreciate over the expected life of the property: 27.5 years for residential and 39 years for commercial. 

BP being investor based.. investors will have less homes to fix and flip to retail buyers ???

Not being a tax professional the way I understand it is that the capital gains are broken down as a gain each year based on whatever the payments were.

My comments are simply based on experience and common sense. 

Based on the information provided about the tenant being on disability and history of hospitalization I would suggest having the local authorities do a wellness check.

@Nicholas L. and @Michael SmytheThank you for your invaluable insight.

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