Have you found a cost effective software that can help you automate and run the business?

That way it's not incredibly cumbersome for you and you will be less likely to miss deductions. 

@Spencer Herrick like most of the folks said here, it's about your team and being sure you have a solid due diligence process in place...no need to see a property in person if the property meets all the criteria on your due diligence checklist...the first 35 checklist items are crossed off in the first 3-days of due diligence...One thing you have to remember is almost every existing and new structure in the country was built by a professional developer that met strict requirements set by building codes...properties can have issues, but almost anything can be fixed...overall SFR and MF homes are incredibly durable.

Just looking for the most cost effective.

So in effect, not only are we not building as many houses as we use to but we are building them bigger and there are less people per house.

Hi everyone,I'll preface this post by saying that I am incredibly new to the real estate market.

I am all about tax strategy, but I don't follow how this effects the average RE investor?

Each state is different, in Indiana you must file an application by December 31st to be effective for current year. 

Yes we do own it, and one of the reasons we decided to move forward was because the inspection came back incredibly clean.

In an effort to learn from the 2008 recession banks have put into effect ways to work with people before foreclosing such as loan modification.