You can then utilize those funds to expand your real estate portfolio, hopefully into a small multifamily in the area.

As the investor, I take what my daily periodic holding costs are (which include interest costs, utilities, property taxes, insurance, any recurring monthly payment to hold the property) and total that.

I was hoping to utilize the equity in my primary residence to help with the down payment, but I'm finding that my taxable income is too low/revolving debt too high.  

He utilized the BRRR method/fix and flip method, without him I would've never thought of real estate as an investment.Good Luck!!! 

This oftentimes uncovers additional tax savings and allows you to utilize bonus and accelerated depreciation.6.

Mine would day if less than $500 worth of stuff at garage sale prices them I can take back property and dispose of any stuff in house.Are utilities still on in tenants name?

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Which utilities do you cover (if any) and what are the monthly costs?

A Cost Segregation study is an IRS approved federal income tax tool that increases near term cash flow by utilizing shorter recovery periods for depreciation to accelerate return on investment.

Overall, from the research I have done and interactions I have had with this particular couple who have been foreclosed on, I am as close to certain that they know they were foreclosed on properly and drawing it out as long as they can.