So if you wanted to compare tax rates from one place to the next utilizing something that you can purchase at 1m building your preferred home for $X, your tax rate will be based on the 1m purchase price vs what the value of your home is after you build it.

We always had no partial payment and no payment plan policy but we’ve had to bend on that with the last two months events and I’m very glad we did...most people that we’ve set up payment plans with have paid as promised.It would obviously be preferable to get the rent on time like normal, but in seeing that wasn’t going to be possible in all situations  right now, this has been the next best thing.Our normal delinquency rate at the end of the month is usually 3 to 4%.

I prefer to find path of least resistance and do more deals.

For her health I would really prefer this didnt happen.2) regardless of where they buy, the more money they use for their down payment, that leaves less in reserves...basic maths.

He says he prefers to wait until the liens are paid off instead of inheriting the mess.I know probates also have issues arising from tracking down the Executor, and getting all family interests to be happy with the offer you present to him (though he has final authority). 

I think anyone wanting to invest in real estate will need to have goals and Define for themselves minimum deal standards and return expectations. beyond that, I think it depends on the investors personal preference.

I preferably would like to take on the BRRRR strategy, starting small. 

I want to find a safe place to live, preferable East side of Providence like Wayland or Blackstone, College Hill...and easy to get long term tenants if later on we move out of RI.

@Matthew Otero I actually greatly prefer MTM tenants as this gives you as the land lord more flexibility.

I prefer just to turn the inventory, the tax hit isn't on the top of the list of my concerns ;)