(b) these persons that would have been non-productive are now productive (c) people are getting trained and learning employable skills (d) companies are highly incentivized for GROWTH (e) you've effected stimulus in net housing production but with NO added tax revenue draws because it's via an offsetting factor AND arguably a potential net GAIN via expansion of industry leading to mor employment and more income tax revenues. 

Consider factors like retirement, landlord fatigue, property maintenance issues, or asset liquidation.

@Ben Whittingtoni hear you and that all makes sense... if you don't have that much liquid, though, I think it will probably be a huge, huge grind. 

As far as the reporting goes, the rental income and losses will most likely be reported on your Schedule E - speak with a tax professional who has expertise in real estate.

You would be wise to spend time learning them so you understand what your responsibilities are and how to protect yourself. https://justicecourts.maricopa.gov/media/vd1pcl32/info-llt-e...Start the eviction process immediately for failure to pay September rent.

I have three deals in loan processing now that have the numbers of:165k purchase70k rehab360k ARV35 day rehab175k purchase75k rehab375k ARV40 day rehab185k purchase90k rehab390k - 400k ARV40 day rehabIn the deals above the Investors will need about 30k - 35k in liquidity between transaction costs, closing costs, holding costs, and first in money to contractor and will will get returned to them at least 125% return on their float within 100 days.I sent you a PM, Seth.

And what I find out is there is no context to them folks dont take the time to explain what they want.. also on the form i get from BP it cuts off the e mail address if its a long one so I cant even e mail them back..

Hi Ricardo,When going with a lower downpayment you'll leave more of your capital available and liquid should you find another potentially great investment property.

My Rental Schedule E would show rental income, expenses such as tax, insurance, repairs, etc and property management. 

I would wait for interest rates to drop if you need liquidity.