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Self Storage- Deal 23 $1.zmm, $1.umm, $900k final offer?

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By Henry Clark, Kasing Ng, James Mc Ree
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Forum Categories All Developer · Member since 2020 · 4k+ posts · 4k+ votes Accountant · San Francisco, CA · Member since 2026 · 21 posts · 7 votes 33m Hi Henry, treating 200k in gross revenue as earnings misses how self-storage is valued. Valuation relies on net operating income and expense ratios, not top line receipts. Writing off an on-site residence also requires meeting specific tax rules rather than treating household bills as business expenses.
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The Real Cost of a Fix & Flip – What Do You Include in Your Analysis?

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By Charles Walker, Kasing Ng
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Forum Categories All Real Estate Broker · Member since 2025 · 8 posts · 1 vote Accountant · San Francisco, CA · Member since 2026 · 19 posts · 6 votes 18m Hi Charles, yes, agree. Holding time is the most underestimated cost. A delay compounds three expenses at once: ongoing debt service, fixed holding bills, and trapped capital. When timelines slip, carrying costs consume profit margins long before market shifts occur.
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What Happens to Rentals in More Than One State When an Owner Dies?

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By Diana Khan, Kasing Ng
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Owning rentals in more than one state can be a great way to grow a portfolio, but it can also make estate planning more complicated. In my work as a Maryland attorney, I have seen how easy it is for someone to build across state lines while their estate plan still treats everything like it is in one place. The problem is that real estate is generally handled under the laws of the state where the property is located.
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