Hi AllWe are selling our gas station/property and provided the buyer with the past 3 years business tax returns and are doing an inspection, but I received an email form the buyer saying their banker is asking for my Schedule E, why would they need my Schedule E for the loan?

I bought after reno but added brand new 5 Ton AC unit, dual sets of washer and dryers.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Any brand recommendations?

Happy to- Donovan InsuranceTim Petre102 E 6th St.Auburn, IN 46706Good luck!

I see a lot of locks on the market, but would like to know if anyone has any recommendations or brands to avoid. 

Or best action steps.1206 Bishop $82k / Release Price $79,8001710 Collins $89k / Release Price $78,9601215 Bishop $89k / Release Price $79,8001217 Bishop $99k / Release Price $131, 8802409 Pennsylvania $99k / Release Price $100,800604 E 1 st. $85k / Payoff $45,000

Sec. 1.167(a)-(11)(e)(1)(i) provides that property is considered to be placed in service when it is “first placed in a condition or state of readiness and availability for a specifically assigned function” (emphasis added).

And this is supposed to usher in a brand new day - buyers paying their agent a negotiated fee to represent them.  

Every area will have its own distinction....like NY/Boston/Chicago etc there may be A properties that are 100+ years old and there may also be brand new to market assets.

Hi @William R Bebout Jr - I think that if you are brand new, the PM finder on BiggerPockets would not be a good fit for you.