Meals, on the other hand, are only 50% deductible, with some exceptions.

Hi all,I currently use RentRedi and am trying to deal with the following situation:- I have a bunch of prequalifications and applications in my queue- I've accepted one tenant and filled the unitMy question is, "How should I mark the others down in the software that would have passed my screening standards?"

Mind you, we have never communicated prior as another one of the investors was dealing with him.If instructions would have been given as a whole, what we were expected to produce verses what they did rather than piece meal it at critical times, there would be no problem and no one would be upset.

My question is, for those that are familiar with Rent Redi, are the instructions to confusing for most people to follow and fill out the prequalification form and I should simplify the process, or should I consider the instructions of the prequalification form a way to weed people out and if someone isn't willing to follow through with those steps I should consider that in the type of tenant they well be?

Quote from @Michael Almand: I would like to become more familiar with estimating the cost of repairs and filling out a detailed scope of work.

As soon as I close on it (next week), I'll list it on Zillow as well.I spoke to a lot of unqualified candidates, but I also spoke to some good ones, and I'd like for them to fill out an application.

As there is a general flight to affordability, the new developments don't fill as quickly, and rely on concessions and/or lower asking rents to fill up.  

Only one tenant smokes and it fills the other units quickly. 

How are they going to fill the park? 

With 30% vacancy in the area, filling space could be a challenge.NNN leases are great for minimizing expenses, but how much control do you actually have?