Typically we would hold off on lease renewals unless otherwise advised during a sale.

I've been a SFR tenant in several areas of Florida, and in all cases, lawn care and HOA is provided by landlord while all utilities are handled by tenant.

If there are no comparables in the same condition inside the subject's project, then you can utilize sales from a competing project.

They are typically locked in.

But beware, if you use Their title co. they may not search for, and not cover, unrecorded liens.....code violation fines, utility debts, etc.

The best way for you to have a dividend yield is to invest in utility stocks.

They took a 5 acre parcel I had purchased to build new transmission lines and re-conductor old lines in order to provide power from a new utility scale solar generating plant (solar farm) they had constructed.My attorney hired the appraiser with only 2-3 weeks prior to the date our expert witness and discovery production had to be turned in to the courts.The appraiser found very low comps in the area.

Are you paying utilities?

Additionally, this property is close to the airport so there is a lot of potential to turn it into an airbnb hub, leading to more cashflow and of course, more management/cleaning time.Long story short, would you take a deal with these parameters:- Asking price $165,000 (pre-MLS price) - Duplex consists of: 1 bedroom main floor and basement unit & 1 bedroom upstairs unit- Total rent: $1600/month (tenants pay utilities)Addendum: I just bought my first property with 11% down (before I found BP), so any suggestions (or links to forum posts/blog posts/podcasts) on creative ways to finance this deal, please let me know.Thanks BP community.

I understand one way is utilizing depreciation to lower my active income's taxes, but when are people pulling out salaries to utilize in their non real estate life.