“There’s a lot of fear right now among federally assisted residents and HUD tenants that the rent is not going to get paid.”

Since I’m holding these properties for the long term (30-year loans), I’ll have fully paid-off assets around the same time I’d traditionally start withdrawing from my 401(k).

Property tax for this rental is about $2200 per year, and I am wondering if I can use $4400 as my expense considering I paid both in 2024. 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Do we just have a written agreement between father-son (is there a viable legally recognized agreement online to use)?

Believe me, I’ve seen my share of ups and downs: from navigating interest rate spikes to figuring out out-of-state managment back when online tools weren’t half as good as they are now.

I ended up hiring two lawyers who agree that is unacceptable and yet $2,500 later I'm still at ground zero with them not willing to provide documents or the latest is them asking me for $500 for "copies" - also who knows what the documents would entail after they hired some family lawyer, which was likely paid out of the HOA dues.

My recommendation is to see if you can work for a company in real estate or wholesaling that way you get training and education while getting paid 

There are also online platforms that will handle managing security deposit compliance, refunds, etc. like rentable.com

In solar sales (door to door) the setters typically make about this same range.Most companies in the house flipping world seem to buy lists online or run basic skip traces of areas and send lists to VAs to setup calls with the owner of the company.