I'm looking to buy a home now but larger banks such as NFCU seem to want tax returns that show lower DTI numbers, which is causing me issues as the accountant provided substantial writeoffs on my returns. 

So we are looking at purchasing a home (new primary residence) but we will be leasing back to the current owner for 120-150 days as the current build they are working on is being finished.I was told if I apply for a mortgage and disclose that it will not be my primary residence outside of 60 days from the point of contract that it will require a larger down payment and a higher interest rate.

If you can't find anyone on here or at meetups, connect with some investor friendly agents in the area or larger area.

Additionally, Parma's proximity to Cleveland enhances its appeal, offering easy access to urban amenities and employment opportunities without the higher living costs associated with larger cities.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

that go with that/group of necessaries form/found becaused to) living in/on our property, OR founding/forming a residential care facility for elderly (i don't really get what the difference is btwn the 2 dwellings bcs i would expedite either as: non-medical: household management of operations-having agencies come in and do/multi task, of things-alongside helping mom have care..having agenting help with household actions (a human swiss army knife-springs to mind-as to how resourceful/vast in skills i'd look for her to be expediting for us) i hope that i'm making sense/being congruent with what i'm asking. can you help me?

The homeowners of ours that are still winning in this environment are owners of larger, higher-end homes (homes that accommodate 12 or more guests). 

You’re also on the hook for depreciation recapture, which is likely larger than your cap gains.

Since it's 2024 and costs have gone up, I would increase those numbers to maybe $40 (small dog/cat) and $50 (larger dog). 

Accountants and larger property owners leap to Quickbooks because that is the preferred program that accountants know and use, and accountants I know generally prefer to avoid having to work with multiple accounting software suites, which is understandable, though a disservice to small firms.