Ask me in a couple years and who knows how I'll feel lol.Dealing with that many different people who are renting the property can be exhausting at times, but putting good systems in place really helps alleviate most extra work and stress.

You and your fiance can do it together over and over (as long as you financially qualify and fit the guidelines)Hope this alleviates your concern!

Having a solid plan in place will help alleviate some of the fear and indecision you are experiencing.

However, I have offered two thingsA)  Higher deposit -  this way the owner's fears are alleviated somewhatB)  Property management - offer the owner that you will essentially property manage the property for them.     

Disrupting the industry and offering low income housing to alleviate the nation's housing crisis?

Thought I'd share my experience with insurance covered housing (not ALE Solutions directly) to see if this alleviates some of folks' concerns. 

Now I just need to grow out a long, white beard ;)It's tough to say for sure without analyzing all the details but it's likely that filing Form 3115 with a positive 481(a) adjustment is the way to go.Hopefully, this would alleviate any requirements to amend any prior year returns.

Hi @Bauclair Mbouadeu,I think the roof portion having 5+ years is probably far enough away for it to not be an urgent concern so that should hopefully alleviate that as an issue.

A nice carport can help alleviate that but all being said I do not think it should be a deal breaker but you should expect to see a slight discount in rent and demand versus other comps with 2 car garages.

These are similar to the above but you have no clue if they're motivated to sell, want to try to alleviate their distressed situation, etc.