Actually,if you are talking about a large national bank like Chase they don't recognize that money as income until you show it on your tax return for two years to prove it is not once in a while income.Only smaller lenders will consider the money income but not right away,maybe 6 months.

Local networking events from BP have proven better for me as well as word of mouth referrals to help meet more people in the industry.

As long as your the only person in the LLC, the LLC is taxed the same way you are, the IRS recognizes the LLC as being just you so you aren't taxed differently or more heavily.

Proven to be medical helpful.

Rather, learn proven systems and work them. 

They have never missed a payment and have proven to her to be good tenants according to her.

@Adam Garcia, if you can get an already proven 36% annual return, why would paying 9.5% interest to attain that bother you (when the alternative is passing up the opportunity)?

The fact that you are running the numbers and recognizing that they are losers is a good sign, and means you are likely on the right track.One other possibility is that there are different ways to run the numbers.

I believe that Warren is still the definition of skilled investing based on fundamentals and he will be yet again be proven right in the long run, even if it looks like he is wrong in the short term.

Sometimes people have a sad story (I'm sure at time some are true and some are not) but unless they have a proven good credit rating and good employment, they will not rent a house from me.