How do lenders calculate debt to income ratio using the schedule e on tax returns?

I kinda agree with @Larry T. there is presently a storefront vacant building right at the corner of where i leave, the store is rented out but the apartment is vacant and it has been like that for at least 2yrs.You also need to be wary of the location, correct me if i am wrong but buildings were there are apartments and stores are technically in D, E locations which could have a lot of issues. this is based on my drive and stay in Rochester NY.Your located in NYC, i think you could take a day or weekend off to come down here and check the neighborhood out.

You can also look to the new e-broker type businesses.

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Again, I'm a beginner, so i know my words don't hold a whole lot of weight but I have heard more savvy investors talk about the importance of knowing how to call an audible and adapt to situations and so on, so... well done!

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It takes the weight off your shoulders of pretending to be the actual end buyer.

Yes it is likely too good to be true and unlicensed in this case is basically paying a random person $5 for his or her opinion that is no better than yours, it will not hold any weight with anyone.  

Expenses are deducted on a proportional ratio on Schedule A/Schedule E.

Just trying to weight the long term benefits vs. short term.