asset worksheets for each depreciable item - between 3 and 30+ pagessupporting statements for line items - between 1 and 10 pagesautomobile expenses worksheet - between 2 and 8 pagesForm 1098 worksheet(s) - between 1 and 4 pages per mortgagestate-specific worksheets, MAGI worksheets, passive losses worksheets, and a whole lot moreBy the way, including these extra worksheets will not create more work for me, they are already inside my tax software. 

I have not been able to confirm any information from the local government.What I do know is Jax Beach and St Augustine already have regulations in place so that's where I'll likely head.

My seller has confirmed a seller credit as well, but it's less than 1% of the loan so I'm on the hunt to continue finding funds and reducing my cost out of pocket.

Confirm there are good property managers in the area before going any further.

The software is great.

If they confirm the complaint, they would turn it over to an administrative judge for ruling.

So far, I can confirm a lot of the things people said here: Their rehab estimation is too low, contracts/addenda favor the seller 100%, ARV appraisal is slightly lower than NPO (aka their ARV estimation), they got you one way or another once you're in contract. 

Even though they didn’t collect enough to cover the total $35k loss.) and a week later I walked the property to confirm I was happy. 

(What kind of cold calling software can I get to acquire phone numbers?)

I work in property management software so I often talk to property managers and investors across the country about their strategies and experience with investing in their areas.... but for our first (few) investment properties, we'd like to stay within driving distance (currently live in Quincy, MA).