I am the property manager at a 200+ unit complex, and if the tags or inspection stickers are expired or if the vehicle is in disrepair we have it towed off of the property. 

Does he have a bumper sticker that says, "I eat my roadkill!"?

The only manual parts would then be seal with sticker and stamp it, so I just pay a college student 10 per hour to do it for me while I operate software and machines, so worth it.

Any Realtor you encounter I would propose that you ask them those four questions as well as ask him/ her, for references from Investors he/ she has worked with, in the past. 

I leveraged one of the paid off properties.eFirst bank tells me this year they stopped issuing 1098's and they don't send anything to the IRS anymore for these type of real estate loans.According IRS form 990-T we have to file for IRA debt financed real estate loans.Has anyone encountered what my Bank is telling me?

It seems it would be rental property and income and expenses claimed onsch E (note I have never encountered this situation, nor did I research tax law to answer, just going on top of the head common sense mixed with other experience).

Those who can sign up for the different programs get a badge/sticker with different metal colors.

I was recently presented with a specific scenario that I had not encountered before and I am wondering if anyone else has run across it.

Finally, if you do encounter a stand out agent, it may help you see the difference between what you can do vs what an agent can do so you can make an honest assessment of your best plan moving forward.

The downside I foresee with 'B' is that my rents would be higher than what normally goes in my area, and prospective tenants would be too concerned with the sticker shock to care that the extra cost is going towards central heating and cooling (which they'd otherwise pay themselves somewhere else).What are others' thoughts?