Repairs and expenses are deductible, but you only get back the taxes you would have paid, so you are spending a dollar to get back a quarter.

Typically need to pay monthly or quarterly?

I want borrow $50k per person from my family and friends with a Interest rate of 10% annually (distributed quarterly or monthly) to purchase and rehab a deal, stabilize the property, and put debt on it from Fannie Mae.

But until all those people (marketing departments, etc) are fired, they are promising more and more outlandish stuff to suck another quarter or half year of employment out of the era of historically low rates. 

If it was a flat surface we would simply install quarter round with clear caulking to act as the moisture barrier and keeping the flooring down.

So... (1) Since I lived in the property for two of the last five years am I exempt from all of the capital gains, or a quarter of the gains?

But it's only about 5 miles from the local water supply, where you can fill a 500 gal tank up with just a few quarters. 

I have been told by several people in Atlantic city (real estate agent, home owners other investors) that in NJ at closing you only have to pay a quarter of your taxes, home owners insurance and flood insurance upfront.

@Peter Sanchez Great suggestion on Dataroma, but the major issue is most of the data on there comes from quarterly disclosures, so its old news.

Jonna Weber hosts the informal Biggerpockets meetings every quarter also.