I'm not a CPA or tax adviser, but I believe it is the same tax treatment.

My biggest concerns are as follows:No evictions in last 5 yearsRental historyWork history / incomeNot breaking a lease to move into my propertyAcceptable reason for movingNo violent crimesNo drug dealing convictionsCredit report verifies info on application (honesty)I don't care about the credit score.

Neighborhood has little pride of ownership, drug activity, etc. there are jobs as its next to a large prison, schools and hospitals.Rents really cannot be increased as there are new developments renting new 3bd homes for as little as $600.Tenants are typically short term and if screening is tough the units remain empty.

My fiancé was the one who wanted to go to the free 2-hour pitch, and drug me along with her, although I resisted a bit.

I had a interesting topic this morning with one of my relatives about "Drug testing people on food stamps" and it sparked an interesting debate, BELIEVE ME!!

I wanted to buy a property that was listed about $100,000 above FMV, the owner put in $40,000 of window treatments and RAISED the asking price an additional $250,000.

Out of three exterminators, one told me the damage was old and likelydid not need treatment.

This will enhance your after-tax ROI and keep more cash in your pocket. 5-year personal property includes window A/C, appliances, carpet/pad and any floating flooring (not glued), window treatments, awnings, etc.

Then there's lawn care, CPA/attorney costs, termite treatments, etc.

The ones who don't give a damn about a drug dealer and will smack the lights out of one like he was his son.