question for those who claim the home office deduction: So I have 3 properties total under an LLC as well as my regular full time job.  

But the best way to do this is use an auto body paint about 140 a gal spray them with the color of choice( don't paint rental property cabinets white!)

Just a regular flip.

He gave me a list of local banks that do this on a regular basis and know all the ins and outs of those loans. 

I ran some "guestimations" based on if I make the regular monthly payments on top of only one unit is rented out consecutively for 5 years I will have received at least 80% ROI.

Regular landscaping/yard care (mowing,edging, trimming, fertilizer, weed control) will be provided by_______________________.For allTenants:a.    

Plus Home Depot has great prices on their Pro Pack bundles of the stuff.One word of caution though, be careful about using MDF on any hard surface flooring that is likely to be exposed to water (i.e. bathrooms) or mopped regularly (i.e. kitchens) as they can soak up water and get a little swollen/deformed. 

I was thinking buy a few cash and resell regularly for a quick profit.Reading the fine print used to back in the day there was a reserve but if you only bid and they started at 20,000 and you ended at 40k then even though the reserve wasn't met they would send to the seller for consideration to accept or counter.Now there is possible counter bidding on behalf of the seller but you do not know if it's the seller ( auction company) or a real buyer.

If it is part of their regular "route" it won't be an issue for them to accommodate problems.On another note. 

We just have regular locksets on our student rental.