@Sungyong Kim Hi there - like some others, I'm a bit confused as to the depreciation you're looking at, even with Covid.

The main piece I am confused about it is what would I actually get if I went with option 2.

I understand that you should find comps for the property, but I am confused on how to find comps and what exactly to do with them once you find them.

I understand that you should find comps for the property, but I am confused on how to find comps and what exactly to do with them once you find them.

This is where I get confused and would like help to determine the equity in the property.

I am confused on how I am able to pull my money out of each deal after repairing and refinancing it with LTV loans.

I think part of confusion for me is that, again, there is no termination clause in our lease. 

I have been birddogging to start getting leads coming in and am a little bit worried about the logistics of making sure the proper framework is created to handle a deal when I get it.A lot of it is confusion on how the LLC setup process goes, if I need an LLC to get started, etc.. 1.

Agency Debt is basically Fanny/Freddie, and it is backed, but not guaranteed by the gov't.You can get commercial loans that are amortized over 30 years but don't confuse that with the hold (see next sentence).Longer terms - commercial loans will be normally be held for 5, 7, 10 years, with a balloon payment for the balance at the end.Your business plan should dictate your loan type.

Yeah, that is true to a degree, but its an extremely confusing legal landscape.