J Beard I intended to keep it for 2 years at least to avoid any capital gains taxes.

Now that we understand each other better and, in an effort to avoid an interruption in rent and the cost of painting, I would like to keep him.However, a touchy issue arose this week: Apparently the couple below him has been engaging in some very loud and difficult arguments including what sounds to him like glass breaking against walls.

That means I get taxed on depreciation I could not take.Is there any way I can avoid this?

After firing a few unnecessary employees and raising rents, the year 1 NOI was well over $100,000.  

There's lots of efforts by many to avoid an agent - - IMO, they earn their keep.Search results, you can BUY them from investor-friendly brokers and remain totally immune from the liability.

The broker of record you partnered with - I assume to avoid waiting the three year min as a working salesperson to open your own - how did you find him or her?  

**This is where it really sucked, I could not refinance myself out of the property quickly enough and had to get a part time bartending job (14 months) to avoid penalty and payments. 3) Triplex - Owner financed w/ 10% down, cash cow (over 2% rule)4) SFH (non cash flowing) - owner occupied w/ 5% down and house hacked that w/ 2 other roommates off the bat. 5) 4 plex - 70k cash out refi from my Condo (2/2) and used it as a downpayment on this 4 plex, another cash cow (over 2% rule). 

Then if you get this place from your aunt and you can avoid paying her off till you sell the property, the.

I believe is USA is legal to perform both but in Canada looks like is illegal to perform criminal checks on tenants.Any suggestions to avoid issues with potential tenants from hell?

I'm searching to buy very soon might I add my first property too wholesale I really don't want to hold on to it I have two search apps that I use Zillow and truila and I've seen a number of pre-foreclosure and foreclosed homes I want to know what's better to buy into I'm trying to get a great deal for my first property also my funds aren't all that great either I'm also trying to avoid a loan I'd just rather put a percentage down and hold on to the mortgage for a year or however it works with foreclosures but than again that's why I'm here asking Thank you any information will be appreciated