Hi BP, I wanted to post to make sure I'm understanding the depreciation recapture process using an overly simplified example. 

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Ohio is noted as being popular for out-of-state investors from New Jersey.North Carolina - The cities of Raleigh and Charlotte in particular are considered good for property appreciation.

What you posted literally defines what I told you.

Thanks @Hugh Carnaha,Well keep me posted on when and where your next pints/properties meetup is, not to put any pressure but the choice of where you get your pints could indicate the quality of the group (kidding, of course, too many good breweries in SGF).But please keep me posted, would love to get connected going into 2024.Thank you!

I wrote a post on how to find investor friendly lenders that you can read HERE. 

Assignor, Seller and Seller’s agent(s) do not warrant that the property meets any currentCity, County, State or Federal building codes, nor the presence of any and all outstandingor pending violations against the property.

Quote from @Matthew Mueller: I don't know the law in your state, but in my state a copy of every document should be made available to anyone party to the transaction.I would demand a copy.

It may vary from state to state but in CT I believe it is ok.

I told him he has 24 hours to send me the remainder as I'm not floating a dollar for him given the state of the relationship.