Woods, the ones planning for the future are!   

I have a couple of questions about investing in land with potentials for future development and I appreciate your insights/advice;1.

I have a dilemma that I would like to ask anybody who is very much aware of current and future market in real estate.

I am new and firmly in the education stage of my future real estate career I have read some great books and have been listening to the pod casts non stop.

I wound up using a business partner to manage for now but I've checked everyone in this blog and they're all credible PM's and will be using one of them in near future. 

i am sorry that this happened to you and I hope this still gave a worthy couple of things that will help you in the future. 

The savings from your reduced living expenses would catapult your money for future investments. 

This house was under contract with another investor who pulled out.Carpet #729 (Fortune Cookie)Vinyl #AC432 (Sandy Brown)Tops #7734-58 (Jamocha Granite)The house comes with a 10 year warranty and all future repairs must be done through the company or the warranty is void.COST - $150,990 ($95.00 deposit holds the home with approved lender and attorney) ESTIMATED VALUE - $153,000RENT - $1,325CASH FLOW - $364I got financing for a 30 Year Fixed loan for 5.25% at 25% down Now waiting until July before I can do anything else.

Depreciation elections are based on a whole list of items such as projected future passive income, current level of other earnings, anticipated exit date (if you've shared that), etc.Her reasoning of "more in professional fees" makes no sense. 

Unless your area has a special rule, our property mgmt team accepted the first qualified applicant and notified the other applicants that they were not the ones chosen and told them that their application would be kept on file for future available units, or informed of why they did not qualify.