The only thing I can think of is getting rid of the depreciation rule, but that's just an educated guess on my part.

This answered my question.I wasn't sure if there were  fees associated on the buyers side...I'm in the very beginning stages and just educating myself along with doing the search myself just to see what's out there.

I believe you misunderstood your lender or they need to take some continuing education classes.

I would suggest to get started on your education requirements to get your Real Estate License, to me it seems like a lot of the courses go over contract, and once you understand how a purchase and sale contract works, then you can go out and write offers, and purchase properties.4.

We have several loans with NASB which is a big player in this space as well as 2 'HELOC' type of loans from a Private Lender at 80% LTV on a couple of properties that we owned free and clear in our retirement accounts, and used that to put down payments on new properties using commercial non-recourse loans.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

NONE of these is part of the “education” being offered.3.

Neda AzizisefatNeda and her brother have a history of these sort of actions as well.She's one of the main players, but stays silent in dialogue.Sending this message to make sure her name is recorded in here as well. 

I'm thinking of this rental and rental management business as a way for me to retire in the future and possibly grow it, especially if I leave or no longer have the W2 job.I'll list below some questions I have, but feel free to give me any advice and educate me about what I should be aware of. 1.

So I was hoping people here could educate me.I'm trying to calculate the interest earned on a $100k loan over 15 years at 7%.