That would lessen the blow a bit.Seller financing may also interest you - you can hold a note upon the sale and spread out the CG tax hit by reporting the gain in installments when payments are received.

It’ll make it a lot smoother and more efficient for both of your guys time.

If you are able to run things more efficiently, if you have contacts for lower repair costs, if you're able to get a new electricity contract, then you can lower expenses all over the place.

I have not been able to raise rent at all because they have a moratorium in place, and now more even so with all the cuts to social programs.Now I am getting hit with more real estate taxes.

foundation could be hit or miss , maybe upload a photo if you've walked the house 

We finished the renovations of the 3/2 side for just about $18,000 all-in.In February 2018, we put both sides of the duplex on the market at $950 and $1050 and got hit with over 50 inquiries in 8 hours.

Definitely hit up the local REIA for advice, too - it is great.

I will try to make it humanely brief but hits have been put out on my typing teacher...I am in Cincinnati. 

I tried to get something passed through Beacon Hill Neighborhood Association and hit a brick wall.

I have hit my goal (bought and sold enough to cash out on my dream bike) in that field and want to upgrade my side hustle.I am mainly interested in the idea of buying low and selling high (isn't everyone) as I am not sold on the idea of rental properties just yet.