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I would talk to a lender, they look at your Schedule E section of your tax returns and add back depreciation, so basically, as long as that number is greater than the mortgage, your property will be a net zero on your debt to income ratio or it will be at a positive best case and small negative worst case, so you only have to really qualify for the next property. 

If so, they've got some competition. 635 Andover Drive NW Atlanta, Georgia 30327 & 4224 E Conway Drive NW Atlanta, Georgia 30327 in Buckhead have successfully been leased recently.

I get the same feeling when you talk about an e-Signature.  

He has a couple of free e-books and a $99 home study course which you can check out here. 

I'll need th e drawing and someone to do the work.Where is the best place to find individuals who do this type of work.

Then you've got the license fee ($200ish), joining a local Realtor association (~$150) and national realtor association if required by your local board (another $150), the local MLS access fees ($300), e-contract software ($80/mo), E&O insurance (maybe $100/mo).

It would be hard for the government to argue with the value e government put on them. 

I've been doing my own taxes for years and can tell you that a couple single-family rentals on your Schedule E is not rocket science.   

@Randy E.