Tons of content out there about these items and more.

Try to find a product that has an add value ability from the exterior items, the interior concept including washer and dryer location.

Also, I did want to factor in non-cash items to get my true ROI figure and had a couple of questions below: Depreciation - the only use for depreciation here is improvement costs at 27.5 years per year depreciated, then taking 50% of that?

Would you split the total cost up as separate 5-year property depreciation line items on each of your Schedule E's?

Also, anything working and reusable like appliances, ceiling fans, cabinets, sinks, doors, etc can be set aside and once you have it out Habitat for Humanity will send a truck and pick it up for you as long as you have big items and a local store.

Hello BP Nation,Today I am going to talk to an attorney that I hope to be working with in any legal items that I might have going forward.

Who will be allowed to take his items?

Avoid 100% occupied.Population: Net influx of population in the metro area over the past 20 yearsEmployment: At least 3 major diverse employers within a 20-mile radiusCap Rate: We don't buy on cap rate, since we are looking for upside post value-add. 

Here in FLL the bigger homes do better, as they cater to larger groups.Also, I see you break out the occupancy tax as a line item.

Also you want to know if there are any security deposits and/or ;last months rents that need to be transferred to you as you can bet that if the tenant leaves they will claim they gave the previous landlord both of these items!