Could just be a listing that's directing buyers to a possible auction date. 

The columns change based on my MTR and LTR applicants, but I would recommend you start with the following inputs:Credit History, Criminal Background, Current Employment, Income, Employment History, Desired Lease Length, Desired Lease Start Date, Pets (if applicable), Interview Performance, and Reference Performance.The higher the cumulative number, the better the applicant.

Thats a huge accomplishment, it not like anyone with $150 and an internet connection can do that. 

Most property owners that get into the start of foreclosure sell before it becomes REO...the internet makes it much easier for owners to sell instead of take the foreclosure route.

So I think you might have misinterpreted what it was saying and it  might make sense if you read the worksheets carefully - you do not include any period of non-qualified use that occurred after the last day that the taxpayer or spouse used the property as the principal residence during the 5-year period prior to the date of sale.

The point of this comment is to reinforce the point that the lease controls the renewal date.

NOT the internet or ANYONE selling how to sub to..

On QuickBooks Online, they have an Expenses screen which shows all of your expenses to date.

Real estate is a very forgiving investment platform.Before the internet, most investors bought without any understanding of return on investment, cash-on-cash returns, or anything else.

Appraised value (can pull this from my realtor or just from internet searches) ($368k minus $68k land = ~$300k)Should I give the CPA the higher number ($300k) or the lower number ($200k) from my options?