For me personally, I'm happy to pay a premium to have someone like you handle dealing with contractors; others don't mind it.It's great if he's willing to let you buy a piece of the deal since it isn't something he needs to get the property closed.At the end of the day, even if he doesn't let you in on the deal financially, it is a great opportunity for you.

It was not rented at all and I'm considering flipping it once finished but that is not set in stone as it will be a completely renovated house for less than 40k so the prospect of having a completely redone rental that I can get paid off in 2.5 years is enticing) I currently use turbo tax premium since I'm limited on properties but was curious as to where/how (if possible) do I classify it in order to take advantage of any deductions I can claim on it?

A policywith a higher premium may be a better deal if it does not have a wind deductible.There are many endorsements that are available on the homeowners policy.

I've heard from several out of state-focused investors recently, their experience has generally been that paying the "premium" for a Turnkey service comes out as a wash financially versus trying to go at it alone in an out of state market.

So, I ventured into some fun new territory - taking a 2,200 sq. ft. home in a premium neighborhood and transforming to McMansion (~4,500 Sq.

These are added to the purchase price of the home to determine its tax basis.These are not added to the basisa) Fire insurance premiumsb) charges connected to getting a loan:1) Points (discount points, loan origination fees) - This is deducted over the term of the loan.2) Mortgage insurance premiums,3) Loan assumption fees,4) Cost of a credit report, and5) Fees for an appraisal required by lender.People generally use the county assessor's value to figure out the value of the land that is not depreciable.

Since DFW is a heavily investor infested market, all the good burbs with year over year capital appreciation are already selling at a premium and hoping for a 1% rental yield does not seem realistic.Hence, my though since last few days has been to compromise a little bit on both fronts and buy something in a burb where there is a hope of capital appreciation and a rental yield of .85% or more.

It’s much cheaper and thus more profitable to have an on-site manager instead of paying a premium for a property management company.

Hello,I need a licensed GC to fill out a simple 2 page worksheet proving a building has been gutted and rehabbed specifically plumbing, electrical, heating, and roofing.I purchased insurance for building and State Farm came back afterwards and said they would double premium unless this worksheet completed and refused to send out their own people to confirm rehab??

. * You will need a premium account before being able to gain access.Option 2: Print, fill out and submit VA Form 26-1880 to the Department of Veterans Affairs Eligibility Center. * Mailing address is located in the top right corner of the form