Indiana requires:  Key components of property management (renting, leasing and managing) are considered real estate activities under existing Indiana real estate licensing laws.

Some things I've heard as components of criteria: - Population growth- Rent to Income ratios - Low crime- Good schools- Close to public transportation- Only in [State]- Price per square footThanks!

I'm curious to hear how some people may have purchased a property with some sort of seller financing component?

Cash out refi is the opposite - you lock in great low interest rate for 15 or 30 years, and you get the money up front so no freeze to worry about, however you pay interest from day 1 and if your money is sitting in a checking or savings account earning 0.01%, even that low 2% interest on the mortgage is hard to swallow.

Properties are depreciated on the MACRS (The Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System), which defines building and structural components of a residential (including multifamily) property on a 27.5 year schedule.

After doing our initial research we used the 70% rule which has the main component of estimating the repair values.

@Christian Johnston - Yes owning the Solar Panels will add value, leasing solar panels may do the opposite.

FB is the opposite.

For townhouse style condominiums, each townhouse is considered as one Structure, provided each unit is separated by a one and one-half hour firewall from foundation to roof;a Site Condominium unit;Manufactured Housing where the rehabilitation does not affect the structural components of the Structure thatwere designed and constructed in conformance with the Federal Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards and must comply with all other requirements for Manufactured Housing;a Mixed Use Property with one- to four-residential units, provided:51 percent of the Gross Building Area (GBA) is for residential use; andcommercial use will not affect the health and safety of the occupants of the residential Property; anda HUD Real Estate Owned (REO) Property:the Property is identified as eligible for 203(k) financing as evidenced in the sales contract or addendum.

I find it is the total opposite.