It was natural for me -I started looking to buy property in college.  

Parent resides on one side and the other is rented to help supplement cost.

These are listed for incredibly low prices, so I naturally raised an eyebrow at it not being sure if there was a catch or not.

It's not natural appreciation, it's forced appreciation.

That's for people that are bad at math.I average putting $7,000 down on $250,000 properties (0.03%) that I take over in PHX AZ, I have some carrying costs naturally, and the existing loans are in the $180,000 range.

If you bought one of those, your maintenance costs would naturally be higher and you may also have to invest a lot of money just to get the property back to good condition.

Additionally, I found the flexibility of Sengled's Floodlight with integrated security camera a great always-on, dead simple security solution for entrance monitoring vs Blink as a supplement for on-demand, outdoor contexts where cables/power are N/A. 

Thanks for ideas.Since the existence of a single-member LLC is disregarded for most federal tax purposes, an individual who owns a disregarded single-member LLC that is engaged in a business and materially participates is subject to SE tax on the LLC's income.There are seven listed test for material participation that determines the passive vs non passive nature of the income.

The policy defines an Estate Planning Entity as a legal entity or Trust establish by a Natural Person for estate planning. 

Given the competitive nature of real estate, how realistic is it to execute a buy at this size of discount?