The expense will then become part of the basis of that property.That's the technical answer.Realistically, if we're talking about a small amount for Lost Earnest Money or inspection, many people either roll that into the basis of whatever property they buy next, or expense it as I've outlined above.

I would probably talk to the tenants in the units you do not want to fix first. 

Thanks Aaron Mazzrillo I'm gonna talk to Krasney about this.

There have been talks about starting an official brokerage and having the schools be a major client and start seeking outside work doing investments and leasing.

Or is there anyone local interested in meeting up or talking over the phone and giving some info and/ or advice?

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Barney Trader Talk to a lawyer and I don't think you can evict anyone unless you are the owner and if the tenants took you to court they will win.

If people would rather work from home, they will.I worked in a coworking space and helped run one for years, if you would like to talk more about it, just let me know.

While talking to him, I was trying to sell myself and get him to not show it to anyone else until I could get there.

@Patti Robertson I think the OP was talking about property taxes jumping 4K not the assessed value of the home. 

A "closeish" family friend just got her license and I'm talking to her now about it.