Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

They will also deliver any quantity of items right to your job site for $20, doesn't matter if it is three tons of lumber or a single bathroom vanity.

probably add up to less than three months rent.

If the money is just sitting in your bank account earning less than 1% for the next three years, then go ahead and pay it off.

All three of them are just adding to your cost:A)   You're not paying the interest, but when you are reducing your cash flow going with a shorter term, you ARE paying on the principle. 

The taxpayer can redeem at any time for the first three years, and can still redeem at any time afterwards up until the investor files a judicial foreclosure lawsuit and the judge grants the judicial foreclosure order. 

Would I have to go back give each building a purchase value and part of the depreciation based upon the package and then pay the taxes on that one or would I have to pay capital gains on all of the depreciation I've accumulated for all three? 

I have saved about 40-50K to use as a downpayment on, hopefully, two three-unit or quadriplexes in the Ohio area.

The only thing to consider is the batteries need to be changed every three months and it requires internet access to operate.

I feel like I'm always on the verge of getting a Zapier subscription but have never actually pulled the trigger.