My understanding is that the ITC applies to primary and vacation homes/secondary residences but not rental properties.

I want to understand it enough to be comfortable offering it as a real solution, because I think it is one!

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

@Lodina Cokleywhen @Jay Hinrichs says unsophisticated don't read it as he's saying YOU are unsophicated. his point (and a good one) is that commercial properties are generally owned (or represented by) more knowledgable owner/investor/agents who will spot a wholesaler from a mile away. like both folks before me stated, they'll require a POF and scrutinize that even before reviewing a LOI.Unrepresented residential homeowners are generally more flexible with the terms because they don't understand the process or right questions to ask to check it's actually you making the purchase.

Partners have to understand what each party brings to the table and what it is worth. 

You want to investigate his track record and understand what he wants to do with that money.

Hello,Will you help me crunch some numbers? Say i buy a property for 40.000$ a duplex. 4 rooms in total rent it out for 500$ a month. But the property will need a 10.000$ investment in second hand furniture paint job ...

This means that a company may offer a complete solution or package whereby they build / rehab and supply rental income properties, new or existing, where you simply purchase a slice of a portfolio of properties or individual property and start earning a rental amount from that investment after the expenses.So now that we understand that part, can the same be said or done for Rehab services providers or projects? 

@Jay Hinrichs - thank you for your reply. so it's my understanding from your reply "pass through escrows" are another way to say a "double close"?

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