., where the tenant, as opposed to you, your agent or your contractors is responsible for conducting most lease related activities).

Hi,I have conducted a national search on getting an investor HELOC on a property I own that has doubled in value since I've bought it. 

@Engelo RumoraI've seen you speak at the IMN conference. 

Devon Adam was a college & pro QB and is transitioning into Real Estate.PS- Adam, I met Angie at the Best Ever Conference and I'm totally impressed. 

River Road #245 (Upstairs Conference Room)

I like how you invest in urban areas, you seem to conduct yourself very professional.

Why would an agent and buyer be conducting their own "inspection" of the home, especially going through the electrical box like that. 

I always attend my buyer's inspection, some buyer's agents prefer not to but this always baffles me, beacause 1, you are making sure the inspector is actually conducting the inspection accordingly, I have a realtor friend that had an inspector go to the house that she was representing the buyer and the buyer nor the agent were able to attend, the inspector had lied that he went into a crawl space, but alas, the home had cameras and they saw he did not make any attempt, but he had written on the report that he went into the crawl space, now, I am not saying that it always happens but it does sometime, so you have to be careful with that.

Would I be able to deduct business expenses and conduct write-offs (i.e. rehab costs) despite the fact I didn’t “purchase” the property, but rather I just contributed the funds?

If that doesn't work head over to Philly Water and bring your HUD & results of title search conducted prior to your original closing showing your water dues were zeroed out at the time of purchase.