I'd estimate 12-15% of the sales price as you'll have to back out land value and then you'll get closer to 20% of actual home as a deduction (assuming 100% bonus depreciation which the jury is still out on that being extended. 2.

Hi Bonnie thank you for your response, so this new build actually is already in plan to be built but pending for until they find a buyer.

Banks often are known for having worse service, poor technology and processes.

I'm interested in long term rentals and possibly the "Brrrr" method (just finished watching the Webinar on the "Brrrr" method a few minutes ago actually).

I had to actually pay a bit more then the initial asking price which was 160k.

I had to actually pay a bit more then the initial asking price which was 160k.

Like others have mentioned, it's actually market dependent, and you could scare a lot of guests away. 

So it distills down to skillset and knowledge and professional services then?

. - they pay for installation $25 - they can take it when they leave and you reinstall the old one charge them $25 again.Situation 2 - they do not have a shower head but they know what they want and YOU OWN IT - buy it for them and charge $25 for installation - shower head STAYS when they leave you now have a spare shower head.Situation 3 - similar to #1 they purchased a shower head and it is gifted to you - install it for free - shower head stays with apartment when they leave, you now have a spare showerheadOther than that, its just customer service.

Yep, the real estate there is stupid expensive and super expensive to build, get materials there, and there's a shortage of actually private real estate, so it's rough.