@Clemence Bourgington it doesnt matter how long the month is, you should recieve rent on the first....The first is always the first.

In the past week I have recieved a phone call from two seperate banks - US Bank (I use for my rentals) and a local bank (I use for flips) both wanting to know if I was in need of any financing.I haven't received a single call since I started doing this seriously several years ago and now I get two in one week.

In November they had the 1 b/r rented guy paid 1 months rent plus 1 and a half months security great I thought, now my contract required that the company got 10% management fee for all three units , again no problem ,Well Jan 15th was the last rent check I got from the 1 b/r unit and apparently the other two tenants were complaining to the management company about this tenant but never alerted me , The company began eviction procedures and after delay upon delay he left july 30th , 6 months with no rent from him plus I lost the other 2 tenants I advertised the apartments on my own and then recieved a letter from their lawyer telling me that I was under contract until November 1st and that any rents recieved would be subject to a 10% management fee.

The bank has made promises and demanded back rent, but taken no action.In our latest exchange, the bank sent a quote they claim to have recieved from a commercial roofer, and that they are intending on replacing the roof by the end of the month.

Again, this is a generality and you should consult a tax attorney/CPA for your individual situation.As for reducing your taxes, one thing that was left out is the depreciation deduction you recieve on rental properties.

During the draw period you will recieve monthly statements defining your payment options.

Just be aware that it might not be recieved as you intend and don't expect it to change their lives but be happy if it does...

Unless you wanna experience raging lunatics screaming at you because they have recieved letters and phone calls for being late on several debts they owe! 

That being said, CEO's and other C-level executives typically recieve more prefered stock than most investors get.

I get alot of calls from my newspaper advertising and was wondering when i recieve these call can I just blatantly and legally just ask if they have section8?