No financing, no hard money, no private investors, etc.However, a lot of investors use the term 'cash offers' to include privately financed or hard money deals - options which enable a much faster closing.

This greatly intrigued me but I have been enable to unearth an information about how to find these records.

I had asked if it would be permissible to have a group of investors pool their properties somehow to apply for the insurance together and she said that would enable everyone to qualify, as long as the combined value is at least $500k.

(All rent payments due at the end of a one year lease.)I would definitely want 100% financing as it would enable me to buy more properties and grow my rental portfolio way beyond what I am capable of when I'm required to put 25% down.

If I make my wife 'landlord/property manager' could this be the 'real estate' activity that could enable us to deduct depreciation?

I could, but it wont improve my DTI to enable a refi.Also, once I pay off the unsecured debt, that money is gone forever.

A few years ago, at the height of the foreclosure market, he found a niche that enabled him to make extremely high profits.

The bonus depreciation provision generally enables businesses to deduct half the cost of qualifying property in the year it is placed in service.

I spent a great deal of time doing due diligence on the front end, and spent a lot of time being sure I could extract the data from their systems (PM system and Quickbooks) to enable me to keep my fingers on the pulse, and that I agreed with their tenant screening, marketing approach, etc.

It allows me access all my files at all times and enables my business partner and I to easily share everything.