After figuring your rental income and other deductible expenses in connection with the property, you had a tax loss each year.However, your annual income from other sources ( salary, interest, investments etc.) was well over the IRS threshold, so the rental property tax losses had no impact on your actual tax liability for those 5 years.Now you sell the property for $150,000.

Redfin essentially copy paste the MLS data.  

The owner dug out the tank and removed as much soil as possible but the oil had leaked under the foundation and was essentially impossible to remove.

The seller is essentially like the outside bank that you would use.The sale occurs at the time the contract is signed.

Essentially, he has a good chunk of cash, a few properties he purchased with all cash but he has terrible credit.

I've been out of the service for just shy of a year now, and have learned to survive on the minimal, and by minimal I mean even less than what most would consider the bear essentials.

The path from Curiosity to Cooperation is essential.

So essentially the HOA in question shot themselves in the foot and everybody who was an existing owner by robbing them of 20% of their value.

So essentially I am saying at this time with my resources, I would not even consider it.

I just refinanced this summer so my payments will not begin to make much of an impact on the principal for a few years.