So you lost 3 weeks worth of rent, a $99 deposit, payed 2/3 of the cost of repair, and still have a broken machine because it should have been replaced and not repaired.Conversely you could have just skipped the insurance altogether and had the HVAC properly replaced by competent technicians a day or two after it broke and gone about your merry way avoiding all of the mess.

Make sure you learn enough, but also avoid that paralysis by analysis that so many people have.

I am not in a position to act on this question but am genuinely curious about its possibility. When it comes to capital gains tax, this is paid when selling an asset for a profit after any adjustments that can and are...

How to avoid them?

Just hoping to find some way to avoid losing so much of the gain to taxes!

@Kenneth Garrett Yes, I am trying two local banks in town...I am trying to avoid the one I used before which promised me 80% and then switched it to 25% at the time of signing...The other local bank said they may do a loan which would give me the refi and the new loan in an all in one deal...my DSCR she said was 2.4.

This also helps to avoid the added expense of working with a promotional company that doesn't actually buy or sell properties, but acquires and sells qualified investors to TK companies.  

What is the best way to avoid loss of properties when it comes to potential threats or law suits?.

I have two scenarios I’d love some advice on. 1. I have a home I purchased 14 months ago for 475k. Someone made an offer I could not refuse for $725k. I owe 225k on the property. We close in 17 days. I was curious i...

There’s a few in town I certainly trust and a few I certainly avoid.