Municipalities really do not like it when you lie to them about living space.

I would recommend deciding based on these criteria:Will you get along with them and if they are a good fit for the house.Do they have the basic credit, income, and eviction history that you require.Getting Leases and admin stuff set upUse e-sign technology to get leases signed.

If you do otherwise, you are lying to a financial institution, a serious federal offense.If the loan is not backed by the fed, you can do whatever you and the bank agree to. 

Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated as I begin learning more about the great opportunities that lie in the REI space!!

If posters are not teaching someone how to lie they are "selfish liars" ?

Technology & Resources: What tools and tech platforms are available to streamline your work and enhance client service?

We are a Chicago-based GC-tech (general contracting technology) company but expanding into the Atlanta market where my partner is.

You would probably have to lie to the bank to even get a residential loan and then if they caught wind of what you were doing they would probably just call your loan.

This deduction can offset the income generated by the property, potentially reducing it to a tax-neutral position.For those with full-time jobs, the challenge lies in the IRS designation of "real estate professional," which has specific hour requirements that must be met to take full advantage of these deductions against ordinary income.

Previously owner could be lying or telling the truth.