@Bill Exeter will more than likely agree with me.Here is the link to the tax code: IRS Code Section 121(4)?

I give them:Property locationMy estimate of valueCurrent mortgages or loans agains propertyTerms of any financingRental incomeTaxes, insurance, and any landlord expenses like water bill for exampleVacancy on that specific property since pit in serviceDate of purchaseThese things will show them my cashflow and net worth.

Originally posted by Bill S.

@Bill Gulley , actually, I sued for performance and the judge signed off and forced the seller to perform and close.

Hi George, I agree w/ Bill.

A better indicator is watching bond prices and the T-Bill as an indicator for interest rate movements.

Bill Gulley , brings up a great point about SS vs disability.

I did rent to one couple that moved here and rented the house sight unseen and without a job in the area (but with a year's worth of savings for living expenses and GI Bill benefits for housing while he went school part time).

Also, The money I was going to use for a downpayment, I am having to use to pay down my monthly bills ( credit cards ), to get me at a DTI , that will qualify me for a loan on a house in the upper $80's to lower $70,000 range.

Perhaps Bill Gulley will comment.