Reason this seems important is that it would help determine strategy of a larger vs. smaller downpayment to increase cash flow or increase leverage. 2nd Question) I've read about "special allocation" of taxes that allows for the tax gains/losses to be distributed in a manner that is not equal to the ownership stake.

Inspection and appraisal money is typically lost if you don't close and it's your own choice.  

As the area continues to turn around I plan on gradually making larger improvements, most notably washers/dryers in each unit and roof decks the units.

I'm an investor and RE Investing Coach specializing in wholesaling, rehab flips, disposable LLC's, tax deed land lots, multiple choice offers and, my personal favorite, seller finance rentals.

I don't really have a choice where I go.

I'm an investor and RE Investing Coach specializing in wholesaling, rehab flips, disposable LLC's, tax deed land lots, multiple choice offers and, my personal favorite, seller finance rentals.

I'm an investor and RE Investing Coach specializing in wholesaling, rehab flips, disposable LLC's, tax deed land lots, multiple choice offers and, my personal favorite, seller finance rentals.

Most of the larger REI Clubs meet in that area.

I'm an investor and RE Investing Coach specializing in wholesaling, rehab flips, disposable LLC's, tax deed land lots, multiple choice offers and, my personal favorite, seller finance rentals.

If so, as a RE investor, aside from the main classes of the RE principles and practice, the program gives us a choice to chose one of these elective classes: Real Estate Finance (2011-04)Real Estate Appraisal (2383-06)Real Estate Economics (3228-10)Property Management (3008-08)Legal Aspects of Real Estate (3192-10)Real Estate Office Administration (3166-09)Escrows (1670-97)As an investor who only wants to sale properties that are my own, what class do you think will be more beneficial to me?