Quote from @Mitch Holmes: I would flip as well, as Chris mentioned.

^^ not a way to get around the net income for your rental, but as mentioned DTI restrictions are different from lender to lender so you might find more leeway looking into that. 

BTW, in your example since you didn't mention having signs up about the sealcoat (the one very pertinent detail), then of course your office would likely be liable to pay for their shoes.

Quote from @Lee Mobley: In Georgia, there has been a default judgement entered against both Outstanding Real Estate Solutions, Inc. and Chimene Van Gundy for $200,104.53 plus costs as well and a default judgement entered against Michael Trofimoff and Viridis Holdings, LLC total sum $197,334.45 plus costs for similar issues mentioned in other comments here. 

Not to mention they have a dozen other agents just like you busting their tail for them. 

As you mentioned, you can take losses from stocks, but your capital losses can only exceed your capital gains by $3,000.

You always invest in areas that support your thesis on the development going forward, not historical.Everything you've mentioned is how you're emotions work.

I'm also a Padsplit financing vendor and I'm only mentioning this because this is what led me to being a host.

.: @Jonathan ChanYour other post mentioned about your mom's SIDRA doing lending. 

Craig, are the properties you mentioned on the market?