From an economic standpoint appreciation and depreciation could be considered.While this is not a cash expense over any term or an income stream, you can anticipate those profits as part of your return.

Let's not use financial or economic jargon so we can get on the same page.

This is going tovary state to state as there are economic development funds available for first time homebuyers.

A family of four should be able to survive in a rental with an 18 ft with the unit being an economical residence.

Things I would ask that I've been asking friends lately to see what they say:What principles of Keynesian economics do you disagree with?

If some of your renovations were for energy efficient improvements, you may qualify for up to $1500 in energy efficiency improvement tax credits.

Each state will have its own requirements.Thinking about the why is this true, makes me think that it's another economic law as well as watching out for consumers, that the NAR would not be wild about an MLS type service for FSBOs or others as competition, so I would expect to find similar restrictions.

When I do find a deal it's either too high and the sellers never want to go lower or the property is BER (Beyond Economical Repair).

The complex is in an economically depressed area with higher vacancy than the national average.

It was cheap and I think it may qualify for some federal energy saving program.