I am inclined to ignore the letter because to me it seems like they are asking me to provide information that will raise my property taxes. 

When selling a primary residence property, capital gains from the sale can be deducted from the seller's owed taxes if the seller has lived in the property themselves for at least 2 of the previous 5 years leading up to the sale.

The house rents for 1000/month right now 500 being the cash flow after insurance/trash and taxes. 

In addition to no state income taxes and pro-business government, the cost of electricity is relatively low.

This means you can enjoy the perks of lower taxes while potentially matching the revenue of an Atlanta MTR. 

There are some great software tools out there for organizing flip income, expenses, and important tax / financial info. but I wouldn't recommend Quickbooks (and I'm not alone in this as a CPA).

25% down but may pay cash, weighing out tax benefits if I finance How did you add value to the deal?

(I ran some numbers and it seemed like I would make less working with them) I'm not even sure how I would calculate the tax benefits.Is this a common situation, if so what are typical terms?

Investor Risks 258k plus 10% for tax insurance debt utls etc. and the other 10% is sales costs and ( in todays market) seller assist closing costs or interst rate buy down.

He claims to be a lawyer who specializes in real estate and business, his content is good and I am looking for someone to help me set up a structure for my property management business and the couple investments I own so i can save up on taxes.