I am confident cap rates will evantually reflect current rates (a 1% to 2% spread over interest rates), or 6.5% to 7.5% cap rates. 

@Anthony Wick you could add to your lease that their usuage needs to reflect the usage of an average person.

Offering past tenants receipts reflects your commitment to proper record-keeping.

We were willing to deal with a below value appraisal (bring more cash to closing) on the chance the appraisal factored in the risks (the appraisal came in without reflecting the risk and reflected an outstanding value but I discount the appraised value due to the risks).Hopefully the finder, seller, and us all find it to have been a win-win. 

This incredible track record of providing great ROI is reflected in the current prices.  

An average accounting of Baby Boomers' wealth throughout the 1980's would be a better reflection of a randomly selected Baby Boomer than an average accounting of Millennial's wealth would today be a reflection of a randomly selected Millennial. 

Another point that is hard to overstate: pets are reflections of their owners.

She said that you CAN take proceeds from closing without paying personal income tax on it as long as the business’s tax returns reflect a corresponding decrease in your cost basis for the property (by the same amount you take).Here’s how we understood it: if the refi amount for example is 100k and we take 10k, the cost basis when we go to sell the property sometime in the future will be lowered to 90k.

The list of tax deeds on ************** (which is the CA counties' preferred auction method) do not really reflect the tax deeds that are available at the END of the auction.

Jennifer, if you are the only person on title to the property and the only trustee on the trust, the property benefits and burdens will still be reflected on your personal tax returns.