A little study could go a long way to learning about the seller's motivations and this may be helpful in your negotiations.

I have been studying Financial Cash Flow Independence for the past 2 years, while recovering from the Trauma of losing both parents. 

@Brady WinslowWell, you should “always” do or study something you like.

Living in CA right now but I have been studying the Denver market and sub markets. 

And you'll hear plenty more from others commenting the same.I study passive investors and one of the biggest hurdles is defining criteria and networking with sponsors.

The best advice is study and network as much as possible until you have a good foundation for this business.

Some properties can have bonus depreciation or also you can do cost segregation studies where it might be possible to FRONT LOAD more of the depreciation against the income the property generates in early years.

However, what I've learned is that when studying RE, there are a few key tips that is always applicable. 1.

"At least 4M US workers have received pay cuts since Feb even as they continued working same job & millions more have seen pay freezes according to economists from Fed & University of Chicago who put out study analyzing data from...ADP”Another Headwind for the housing market.

Last year I was enrolled as a Freshman at KSU studying Business Administrations.