I also think you would be hard pressed to find someone willing to take an assignment ins property that has a cloud on title.  

Most accidental landlords actually hold a very poor investment and would be farther ahead to sell.

No, this is coming from international leaders and their country's press / media.

Some will say that and you get into the OM and it's a 4 or 5 cap on existing income and when stabilized is a 9 cap.John you had said you were about 6 months out.If you have a more pressing need let me know.Thanks 

These percentages should all be higher until you can confirm actual expenses.Overall looks good... press on and go look it over with a contractor if you can.Hope this helps.  

I believe they will do enough to get good press and to satisfy their CRA requirements..

Of course your contractor would love to paint the whole house.. it might be ok if you just do the touch up again.I'd at least give that a try first..in one room and see how it turns out.Normal wear and tear it's rather average to expect to do interior painting after a tenant leaves.. so I bet your going to be hard pressed to keep $$ to cover that. 

Press even harder and keep buying... 

Without legally reported income, you will be hard pressed at any point in the game to get a loan. 

I was also an accidental landlord for a few years when I found myself upside down on a house and the Navy needed me to relocate to another state.I am an Enrolled Agent and have my own tax business in Virginia Beach.