You are trying to sell something and they are the one taking the risks as the buyer.They will want to make their own decision.

You are renting.The capital gains treatment applies after you own the asset for 1 year.THough you could reduce your tax bill if you held title long enough to fit the capital gains tax treatment rules it might not be the best investment decision.

Please state a reason for your decision.

It was a good deal at the time because it was in poor shape.

As a proper business, that utilizes credit information to make financial decisions, you pay business rates for this information.

That is an investing decision that is not tied to the net income after operating expenses.John Corey

They can not make decisions and then implement them.

If people with really poor credit can not get 100% financing as retail buyers that has to be good for investors.

Not bad and clearly the best ROI.If the value of the property is falling then I would expect the ROI is going to be very poor unless the NOI and cash flow after debt service is very good.I know the statements above are extremes or rather broad in nature.

Smart decision?