Just as an example, 4% is actually an excellent return if you are allocating it to some kind of savings vehicle.Banks treat you differently with better debt ratios.

Happy to help you further analyze the deal but a couple of questions I saw: - Analyzing 1-4 units are similar, so treat it like a SFR. - discount or ignore the “could earn more” statement by the realtor.

Not realizing that family and business don't mix, I also rented the Darby unit to my other sister. this one on the other hand treats it like her own, but with low rent being collected, there's just about $100 or less in cash-flow with the high taxes or multiple taxes from city and county in that area. 

I think that is because most people treat it like a job as opposed to a business.

We do not treat transactions as one and done.

@David MorganWith respect to contributing to both a 401k including a solo 401k and an IRA, the rules allow for it; however, participation in a solo 401k plan may affect the individual’s ability to deduct a traditional IRA contribution; as a result, you may have to treat it as non-deductible IRA contribution.

@Robert Collins- Randy Warner has treated us very well for all the deals we have closed in Columbus!

Any business should treat customers better than that.

Do I treat this as an abandoned property, or do I need to file an eviction just to be safe?

Treating each situation (Caring) different is what gets lenders in hot waters with the regulators.