I'm the type of person who gets interested in anything and wants to try everything.

If you're probably better off waiting, he is the type of guy to let you know that as well. 

Your question doesn't mention type of property/size/condition/situation...

Depending on what type of area you are interested in buying.

I would advise that you get some additional info:- what type of damage (wind, flood, fire, etc.)- what coverage do they have      is there coverage for flood?

Exception: if it is a type of improvement that can be segregated and can qualify to be depreciated over a shorter asset life category, then you can depreciate it over that shorter life.2) No depreciable life is fixed by whatever category of asset you ultimately utilize.3) No the 27.5 life category is a straight line calculation.

Wow....this charges are ridiculous..... when I see that type of stuff I truly think the PM is "fishing" and hoping that the tenant will just concede since some may think they have no rights and wont put out the effort to fight the charges.I had a landlord do the same to me when I was a renter.....

Also I was wondering would it make a difference which type of loan I got.

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@Marc Jolicoeur@Mary JoeMy advice would be to connect with Marc Jolicoeur who has bought condo/Townhouses and may share what he looks for in returns on these types of properties.