Turns out she's a rock star, she's a super neat freak.  

It has over 100 5-star reviews.

The key is to do the necessary advance work and assemble a super-star ground team.I'd be more than happy to put you in touch with him, so you can compare notes and perhaps share resources.If interested, connect with me here on BP.And, do check out that thread mentioned above from @Marisa R.

It was my mission this year to buy, renovate and give away a house in Pensacola, FL to a Gold Star Family or combat wounded Veteran. 

Some more details on the deal Brandon mentioned (I’m trying to help him get this one):The bank, Nation Star/Mr.

When all the stars miraculously align we can do it in about 9 business days.Of course all this presume the borrower is also prompt and there are no delays.

@Justin Walsh Hi Justin, I think the best way to star is getting an education because you can lose $ 20k in a blink of an eye on real estate.

I am also a Superhost with over 500+ 5 star reviews on AIRBNB.

They have a 3.3 on Google Reviews with their only criticism being the customer service.I met with the owner of the franchise and proposed that he incentivise his employees by giving everyone on the payroll (down to the dishwasher) a $2 bonus on their paycheck for every 5 star review they get.

So, in fact, your rental gave you 2.1K  (1K in cash flow, and 1.125K in tax savings from other income).Of course, this is actually more complicated as the income above is the AGI - adjusted gross income = an individual's total gross income minus specific deductions, the tax % corresponds to your tax bracket, the deduction applies to 100K income, gets prorated up to 150K and then you can't use it (if you make more than 150K AGI, you'll not be able to deduct the rental losses...unless...and there is layer after layer of complexity).So, yes, depending on a carefully alignment of stars, you can have negative cash flow and, due to your specific tax situation, end up saving money.