Tenants don't typically trash a place when two months of rent are held.

This thread has a good discussion.The pattern typically is:- Throwaway account that suspiciously seems like it’s actually the guru charging $10-$40K for course, mastermind, tribe, mentorship, seminar, coaching, etc. asks about specific guru with weirdly specific SEO minded title of post.- Community immediately chimes in to steer poster away from spending this much on guru nonsense when info is available freely on BP.- Throwaway account gets annoyed at great advice offered by community.- New accounts (1 or sometimes lots) flood the comment leaving weirdly similar reviews - not just for each individual guru, but like the same type of review for EVERY guru. 

The recorder's office line has 5 different options so each time I called I pressed the next option sequentially leaving the same voice mail - what's the procedure for receiving the title deed and of course my contact details

Non-residential properties have a few extra options compared to residential properties.However, before looking at the accelerated depreciation (100% bonus is a form of it), you need to figure out if you will be able to take these losses.

We have two options with financing:20% cash down.

From my experience, a person typically has to mail out thousands of letters to get a small response.Out of the small response a person needs to be able to know how to structure and the ability to close the deal.

There might be cash flowing options for you that are less hassle than multifamily. 

However, this would require you to illegally possess the home for 21 years, then try to lay claim to it.Your best option is to speak with an attorney to see if there are any other options.

@william @William R Bebout Jr happy to help you look at your options here.

Overall it seems pretty good, but I am curious about other similar options.