Then you remove expenses, which for this purpose we will use 40%, giving you NOI of $32,760. 

I've heard it said that the only way to remove tenants is if the home is sold, would that be my responsibility as the buyer?

Less landscaping to maintain and snow removal.  

@Tim Clark I used to own a PM firm.

Paying for a good firm that specializes in international tax should be considered although the cost is not cheap.

For $3500 I can split the second unit electric and remove the gas stove.

Hi Shivron,If you exhaust all other options you could buy a $40 shingle scraper and remove the shingles yourself.You would probably have to rent a trailer to haul them off to the dump if you don't have a pickup truck.That and a home depot card for some new shingles and etc..., plus a few YouTube videos you might be able to self-roof the place.It's not Rocket Science.If it's tar or membrane it will probably take a professional to do it though.But if it's just shingles, many people do that themselves.Plus i'm surprised they made a loan with 4 layers of shingles, and in such bad shape (if they are shingles).Good Luck!

Hello,I have a duplex with a concrete front yard with a chainlink fence that I recently removed due to being in bad shape.

Has anyone done Pledged asset Lines from their brokerage firm to use as down payment for investment properties ?

@Quinten JonesI would like to add that you should only mention 'CPA' practice if you are indeed a CPA or your firm is licensed to mention CPA in their name.Otherwise, it should just be 'tax practice'.To answer your question, you will be more sought after if you are a 'specialist'