Quote from @Shivani Kumar: Quote from @Patrick Roberts: For Conventional, there are two basic ways that income is evaluated - properties being placed into service (such as a new property being purchased), and properties already in service.

Quote from @Patrick Roberts: You have three separate categories here: lending, legal, and tax.For the lending side, the lender has a clause in the loan documents in 99.9% of loans that allows them to "call" the loan if their is a change in ownership of the property.

Quote from @Patrick Roberts: 1st question: If you buy a new property and rent by the whole house, then yes, that income would be counted at 75% of the gross rent.

@Patrick Drury Currently with just primary and 1 investment property out of state, I am finding it hard to keep track of these URLs, I didn't opt for Escrow for taxes since I want that to be in my control, so I invest them in other forms.  

Patrick -- I've been the director of Operations and also VP for two "Full -Service" property management companies right here in Columbus, Ohio?

Patrick, Thank you for the advice and feedback.

@Patrick VosThanks Patrick, great to hear.

List source is still the leaderIf you call in Monday ill be happy to explain if im not in ask for Norma or Patrick.

Quote from @Patrick Drury: @Colleen BaroneAs @Nathan Gesner Mentioned you are supposed to but in reality 9/10 deals that get sold in areas with a POS will not have a POS report provided prior to writing an offer.

Quote from @Patrick Roberts: Are you able to get on an installment plan with the IRS?