Will just a quick question for you are they allowed money in a IRA in excess of the allowed $1500 if so open a Roth IRA for them

In addition, the seller will have to be willing to wait a long time - often in excess of 12 months or longer.

If that is the case, your lease should include language regarding excess water usage, which, again, would cost the tenant more money.

Basically, unrecaptured 25%-rate Section 1250 gain is the gain resulting from straight-line depreciation; Section 1250 recapture income is the gain resulting from depreciation deductions claimed in excess of straight-line depreciation.Most likely, your seller will deal with Unrecaptured 1250 gain. 

This 8% + 4% structure is unclear based on what you've written, but sounds more like a 12% preferred structure if the project achieves those goals.Given that it is a value-add project, the returns could be well in excess of 12% and the sponsors could merely be offering investors a healthy 12% return, while taking the rest of the uplift as their promote.Hard to say for sure based on what you've written, but should not be difficult to find out from the sponsor.

Syndications work great for some people, for other people it really doesn't make any sense.Assuming you have some capital and like real estate as opposed to other asset classes, there are 3 key variables that can make the decision to be active or passive in real estate investing very simple and straightforward1) Time - do you have excess time or is your plate too full?

That is all changing, however, as more and more individuals don't see the value in their money managers or financial advisors who sell them mutual funds with excessive fees.

That seems excessive to me but if you can get it.....that's a pretty big income generator.I've allowed equally large dogs at one of my rentals and haven't had issues (so far).

Thanks for posting Brian.It almost seems like this bill, while devastating to the true commercial players or wealthy folks with properties well in excess of 5 million, it will benefit regular mom and pop ppl like me who don't own 8 figure-like properties....and also do not really need any additional handouts.

Is there a reputable property management company that does not charge excessive fees in the RDU area?