It defaults to charging the holdover tenant 10% extra rent plus any additional costs including attorneys fees that their change in move-out date costs you. 

Please consult with your CPA and/or tax attorney for appropriate tax planning.

Anyone in the area feel free to drop a message below if your interested and where your located and we can work on a spot.

For reference, see: https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/drs/publications/ocg/ocg5bonus...Is there an exemption to this rule or can bonus depreciation from a cost segregation study be applied via a different IRC code?

Here are my options as I see them.1) Build up a separate capex reserve fundI have about 13k in savings and 25k in Roth IRA funds which I can withdraw tax free as a backup, but maybe I should build up a separate capex account since I don't have a designated one.2) Purchase another 2-4 familyI could use my 25k Roth funds as down payment on a 5th property that cash flows around $500/month and look to do a BRRRR.

We're considering selling a property Subject to (S2) -- meaning the buyer would pay closing costs and a downpayment, we keep the mortgage in our name, and the buyer would make the mortgage payments and monthly payments to us. 

The calculation includes all costs going in and monthly costs if being held. 

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You can get it here or email me and I send it to you. https://www.cashproperty.ca/free/As for the rent estimator, a google search for rental availablity will give you a good insight on the rates, as it depends on location, and condition of the units. 

Feel free to connect with any questions about investing or financing.