Are you able to tell which ones are the A class, B class, and C class properties based on how much it is being sold for and what types of public schools are available in the area?

I estimate the cost to be about $200,000 based on no hard data but the DSLD house that I bought cost $270,000. 

The US is over 300m people, thousands upon thousands upon thousands of cities, there will always by special case deviations but one should never operate systematically based upon those deviations UNLESS they are operating solely and specifically in those, right. 

Hi Preston - I'm a property manager based in Central Jersey (Hamilton) but I manage properties in Willingboro, Gloucester, Lumberton, etc.

Hi @Amit GandhiContact Daniel and let him know I sent you from CFRI.Cost Segregation Services, LLCDr.

Not a CPA though, this is just internet banter not tax or legal advice (disclaimer, I’m not a tax pro so speak to one about your individual situation).  

I could see a scenario where if it's based on individuals who "own" stake in a home, the numbers could be skewed upward based on multiple people buying homes together to solve the affordability issue. 1 Home, 5 Homeowners type of thing. 

There are huge numbers of jobs here that pay $25 an hour, which based off a 40 hour work week, make tenants qualified for a $1,350 a month apartment.

Based on the East Coast, so investing in rental property isn't feasible here.

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