I haven't driven by any of the properties, but based on their age and location (C/D neighborhoods), I'm expecting there's some deferred maintenance and other needed repairs.

Married to my wonderful wife for 16 years and we have two boys ages 13 and 15. 

I would like to have a clear picture of my taxable income before the end of the year as I would like to pull as much out of IRA's and place into Roth's now to reduce the impacts of minimum distributions on the IRA's at age 70 (6 years from now).So the rental income and depreciation is important to approximating taxable income. 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

@Jacob D AdamczakThere is no one right answer and a lot of other factors beyond just the simple one at hand come into play - age, other savings, goals, time you expect to be with this employer, etc.That company match paired with the tax deduction you get on your own contribution are essentially free and immediate return on investment. 

It's not that I've never met a competent buyer's agent, it's that I believe that the service they provide doesn't match what they cost, especially in this day and age where all the neighborhood metrics, comps, etc can all be found online.In terms of getting a license, I have a day job that consumes most of my time. 

Are you 19, 45, or 71 years of age?

He who works longest and last receives the biggest portion.About me:I am a father of five who is just venturing into the realm of entrepreneurial real estate at age 30.

I bought my first home in April of this year at the age of 38.

Granted it's not formally approved yet, but the code has provisions for the change of use given the age of the structure (over 50-years old) - it's grandfathered in.