I first drove by the house an noticed it was vacant with a bunch of mail pilled up and notices on the door.

(My attorney hasn't responded to my question yet)There is a 10 day opt out clause annotated on the contract, so I want to continue to show in case he opts out.

Once an NOT is filed, they can foreclose once another 27 days goes by, so the clock is really ticking at that point.

The bank just supplied an note so the owner could buy it.

A great tenant in an not so great market is a unicorn.

Also, you and I had both agreed that not only were these marks extremely minor, but that we didn’t even need to annotate them on the walk through check list.Oven Pan:You will receive a new one in the mail Breakers in home: As previously explained, the construction company that built the home elected to use lower voltage breakers that will trip at a lower voltage.

Finally, I went to my Schedule E and annotated 365 fair rental days, then added up my home insurance, mortgage interest, property taxes, and utilities, and then multiplied all of them by 0.33 (my business fraction).In the end, I had around a $1000 loss on the property that reduced my overall tax liability.

I tried connected investors for 2 months and it’s not going well having the wrong numbers an not able to contact people who are really interested in selling their house I’m just trying to stay motivated.

This is more of a "How to properly annotate expense" question but what did you mean by "put away"?

Thank you so much it makes since doesn't seem like a good time to do it I guess it's time to get more creative an not capp myself out I appreciate the information