That annoying piece of garbage that kept sending me mailers relentlessly without  respect for my privacy, or that guy that only send me one mailer and wasn't so dang desperate?

First, they are extremely easy to install, and a lot of bathroom companies promote a one-day installation.

My questions have to do with.. as a new investor I'm missing a few pieces to my understanding on how to structure a partnership.

I would ultimately look for a combination furnace/ac unit as opposed to picking to separate pieces of equipment.

The last piece of the puzzle to make well informed offers is to understand the cost of construction and rehabs in different markets.

The water heater is on its way out.What are the rules for taking de diminimis for a piece of equipment that also offers a tax credit?

I'm brainstorming here with all of you... as we move into a changing economy we would like to unload this piece of property to free up equity.Here is the listing on LoopNet -  https://www.loopnet.com/Listin...Our portfolio is over 29 commercial units as of today not including this property.

A goal of mine is to get into buying scenic/secluded pieces of land and building tiny homes on this land to list on Airbnb, VRBO, etc.

PLEASE stop promoting the 70% rule.It is a really REALLY srtupid rule.If you come in with your 70% offer, I will beart it by 10s of thousands of dollars.

Some of the techniques that one sees promoted may have worked very well a decade ago and I am sure that people are finding deals with Driving for Dollars, mailers and Bandit Signs but in many markets they are done to death and actually tick sellers / owners off more often than not.