Deeper Dive into Rental Demand:Here are a few alternative ways to gauge rental demand:Local Property Managers: Reach out to property managers in the area for insights on vacancy rates, tenant demand, and how long it typically takes to rent similar properties.Vacancy Rates: Research the average vacancy rates in that zipcode through local real estate reports or rental listing platforms like Zumper or Rentometer.Rent Growth Trends: Check whether rents have been rising, stagnating, or falling in that market over the past few years.

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How those people should be prepared to report loss on tax return?

2) Should I have a home inspector take a look at the home to see everything in the home that may have been affected that an adjuster may overlook, or that I may not report because I don't see it?

Q2: How do I report the profit and expenses from the sale of a flip?

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@Daisy HawkinsLLCs in California are required to report either the member or manager name to the publicly-filed Secretary of State records anyway, so anonymity is very hard in the first place in CA, even if using an LLC. 

Look up local reports or chat with property managers to get the scoop.Watch the Economy:Job Growth: A booming job scene usually means more demand for rentals.

@Ivan Terrero no you can’t do that; you can however allow an authorized user to in a sense ‘borrow’ your existing credit history which will report as theirs, but you can’t outright sell it to them.

Biggest things are to make sure you get a very thorough inspection report and make sure you have very reliable contractors.