I was highly considering that school, I love their flexible schedules!

Often the lender will hit you with a lower amortization schedule and more down to reduce the loan balance outlay.

Also, not all projects were paid back in the estimated time frame, but payments still came in on schedule. 

My financing will be 1300/month amortized over 20 yrs at 5.85 percent interst and the renter/future buyer will pay me 1800/month 17 yr amortization schedule at 6 percent.  

If you can provide your current P&L some lenders will be able to get an exception and average your P&L in with 2015/2016 to decrease the business loss.If it is just a small amount of income you need, you could always get a rent schedule with your appraisal.

The realtor can feed me deals and he's got a genuine interest in learning the ropes and help out in a some of the leg work  (scheduling, inspections, oversight, etc.).  

The least they can do is take 15 minutes out of their schedule ONCE per month and go deposit the rent.Good luck!

Rentals that are in my name only, Schedule E deductions are pretty straight forward.

It's a business and you have to treat it that way.You start early in the day and potentially have appointments at night when people come home from work, either to meet with sellers or to take buyer's out.You can set your own hours, but ultimately, you have to work around everyone's schedule.

I am also under contract on a quad scheduled to be completed this December in Clarksville Tennessee.