If student never takes title and parents pass away, student will received a stepped up basis in the property at the time of death meaning that the student can then liquidate without paying a cent in tax. 

Is this common practice on Chase's front?

Simple and good practice for a new property manager like your self.

Step 1: Get a job earning X amount of moneyStep 2: Get a second PT job earning Y amount of moneyStep 3: Get a third PT job earning Z amount of moneyStep 4: Wake up earlier daily, grind as many hours as you can, go to bed, repeat...Step 5: Figure out how to live off W (less then you earn)Step 6: Open a savings account and put your savings into it (X+Y+Z)-W= S (Savings)Step 7: Listen to positive people daily who are motivating.

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In an effort to practice property analysis I need some monthly expense figures. 

Also remember that you inherited it at a STEPPED UP BASIS.

I make sure I am always 2 steps ahead of google.

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