We are off to the races and it’s now or never to find a home and put in an offer.

You can, ofc, record the depreciation once taken so the books are accurate, but it's a lousy tool for figuring out what the depreciation should be (or, providing your accountant with the relevant info so they can do it).What tools is everyone using for this?

Some claim it is the new NAR rules (it isn’t).

Regarding the most effective way to scale a real estate portfolio, it really depends on how passive you'd like to be, your chosen market/s and risk tolerance. 

If I buy a property with tenants in place and they recently had there lease renewed do I have to honor that lease agreement or can I get a new one in place ?

What tips do you have to determine if a property will reasonable rent quickly in a given area at market rents?

I've been here since 2007 (but only started investing in SFH recently) and have definitely noticed that when I see a duplex, tri, quad, 8+ they all seem to be in rougher neighborhoods...that being said, I myself definitely want to find some and may end up relying on off-market deals to find what I want.Let me know if you learn anything new about multifamily here in Memphis, I'd love to understand it more as well!

It really depends on the type of property, location, and condition of the house.

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It is really expensive though, but I'd like to try it, because it is really tough finding good deals right now, especially in Memphis, which is where I invest.Any feedback would be great!