.- Selected 25% at 4% interest rate, Left points charged and cap rate as blank.

I would ask her point blank if she has some outstanding balance or other issue that is preventing her from calling.

@Todd Blank glad to know I'm not alone in my confusion.

She told us she was raising her 3 grandchildren for her daughter and usually she was there in person to meet with us but on some occasions we would meet with the "Baby Sitter" instead and we always thought that the "Baby Sitter" was actually the daughter and that she was the one actually living in the house but we couldn't prove it.

The path I like is buy-and-hold, however, I expect to pursue flips on occasion to boost cash for buying rentals.In May this year my current home will no longer be my primary residence.  

On the rare occasion I need to evict, which is very very rare, I can pull it off, turn over the unit and have a new tenant in place before the next month, I take the security for the lost month and I'm out $125 for the eviction filing, LOVE NH

Hello Everyone,So I was thinking about something this morning and maybe I am drawing a blank.

If you ask your tax gal what IRS form the business will be reported on, you can probably give a blank version of that form to your mortgage guy, who can draw little smiley faces and sad faces to tell you what will and will not ding you.

I have tried on two separate occasions, both with disappointing results. 

(The city bans short term rentals, so I'd need to confirm what that means.)Can you guys give me some "blanks to fill in" & a formula to help decide what makes financial sense?