It's gone thru foreclosure and last buyer paid cash, so no engineer's report easily found.   

~George- First of all, the income should be reported by the trust before you personally until you hold the title. 

The first time this happened my PM company wouldnt manage a current tenant when they found out he had a pitbull so he got the dog an ESA card.. we couldn't renew his lease.. so he reports me to HUD..

Depending on the above answers, you may be eligible to exclude most if not all the capital gains as a result of the sale.Please note that you will need to recapture the amount that was reported as depreciation for the last year.

If that’s not you, I’d be very cautious going no inspection contingency unless they have had a very recent inspection and provide you the report upfront.No appraisal contingency will have financial implications if it doesn’t appraise that you need to be prepared for.  

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View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello All,I am a newbie trying to learn more about the BRRRR method and applying the principles towards a real project.

I still have 2700 sq ft homes in Las Vegas where I'm collecting only $1800 per month for rent and my management company keeps telling me that is the maximum rent I can get.Just today, I had a house in Las Vegas in escrow and when the buyer saw his inspection report he backed out of the purchase because the air conditioner motor was making a lot of noise, because the previous tenant's dog urinated on every baseboard in the house and there was bubbles in the wood molding.

I think DC has a biennial (2 year report) that is due, and other requirements.

Just wanted to share with others on the Nashville board about some of the great things happening in the local Nashville community:A recent report on Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2021 ranked Nashville:3rd – best overall prospects for real estate10th – homebuilding prospects11th – magnet markets (cities growing faster than the national average)3rd– overall investor demand1.