If you live in the same area, you can also use one lawyer/notary to sign the paperwork to cut down on costs.

The answers to dog barking, leaves falling, parked cars, surveillance cameras, cutting down trees, paint spray on new car, paint peeling, loose boards in fence, dog barking, etc aren’t the answer.  

It takes a prety good cut (13%?)

I've done it the past, and the owner cut their price by 20% and we closed the deal.

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I do work with some wholesalers, but their fee really cuts into the profits (I don't blame them).

No matter what way you cut it if you make money on the deal you will be in a better position than not doing a deal and making no money.Check out IRR or internal rate of return as that would be much more helpful if you want to dive that deep into the numbers and will be the true rate of return on the investment vs just one aspect related to taxes.

Once you are below market you are loosing money and must control/cut expenses to stay on top.

Your tax benefits out way your sales gains at this point in time.If you were to come out with $100k or more, then may be the balance will shift.But if you are tires of REI, then it makes sense to cut out and run.

The purposes of this post are to learn strategies and plan further actions.Tenant did not clear the snow from there walk way I informed that that I would now snowblow while snow blowing the charger to the ev car got cut. it was buried under the snow and ran across the walk way The tenant now states her car needs 5000$ worth of repairs.