I have had Medicaid question the sale of a house retrospectively, questioning the sale price because we bought below FMV, however, a letter explaining the price based on the “as is” condition of the house and the expenses required for renovate to get the house to FMV was sufficient.

Let's assume the big concern are the tax implications since the projected gain before the exclusion is $1.2M; see projected gain calculation below.

I have a couple questions on how this differs from a normal transaction highlighted below. 

., purchase price, closing costs, rehab) must come in below that.

How does the below fee structure stack up to other deals you all have seen?

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I heard about Leaf Filter which is supposed to protect your gutter from falling tree debris. 

I found the article below that says to switch to a MGL instead of NNN.

Tl/dr: we are looking for advice/resources to help "train" our newly inherited tenants to be more financially literate/stable (more context below).