I am way more interested in the education here.Let me know when you write your book; if you send me a free copy I'll make it my favorite real estate book on the podcast when Brandon and Josh invite me for an episode (in my dreams)

Am I able to write this off?

Does your lease say notify you in writing with maintenance issues?

Get and estimate and then get it in writing that he's going to cover 1/2 half the price before it's started.As for your tenant, let her know what she is doing is absolutely unacceptable.

It's possible your loan officer is either unaware of the guidelines or his company has an overlay.As a lender who specializes in VA financing, I reach out to the VA Regional Loan Center of jurisdiction (based on what state the property is in) anytime I have a scenario like this, that way I have VA's position in writing to submit to my underwriters.Aside from the fact that both units are under lease for 10 more months, is there any other reason you could not occupy the home within 60 days?

It says to cancel write them which we did now their sending us on run around with that.

In Texas, you're required by law to advise the seller (and end buyer) in writing that you do NOT intend to close the purchase but will instead assign the contract to a third party.

I have all this cash in hand and I feel IRS is going to take a big chunk from it.I just did many repairs/improvements on the other property as write offs to help somewhat when I file next year.

I personally have not invested with Ashcroft, so what I write below isn't a reflective upon them, but GP's in general: Make sure you're asking the right questions and looking at a sponsors underwriting carefully.

I would absolutely capture everything in writing and require that they file a police report.