That's how it is in OH at leastThey are on a lease but according to my realtor the property manager is going away when I close the scrow and I'm taking over the tenants so the realtor suggested to get a new lease from me.

Keep pushing forward, stay curious, and connect with others in the Milwaukee area.

I'm debating to just giving the buyer a discount or money back so that he can address these repairs after closing but I just thought if I did these repairs prior to closing, if that would benefit me tax wise.If I put in a new roof and add a new sewer pipe to the property would that have any tax advantages even though I am selling the property in the same year?

My laptop stays at the office during the week other wise I would never sleep lol

Those who want to do a deal may not be willing to do it right away, so stay patient and just check in with them periodically.

Have materials documenting the financials of the property they're staying in and every other property you've done behind that in a binder.

Closing with a backend buyer at $425,000, the deal p How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Closing with a backend buyer at $425,000, the deal p How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

That said I haven't come across many places that are meeting this rule unless I start dipping into D class neighborhoods which I've been advised to stay out of as a newer investor. 

You could sell and 1031 it into the next property but you'd usually have to time the sale of your existing property and the closing of your new property right.I also wouldn't worry about having central air in the property unless that is essentially a requirement for you to remain competitive with the rest of that market.