Just like buying toilet paper, paying the gas & electric bill, etc.  

a meet up would be really great, ill bring my pen and paper!

I believe that after my winter/spring renovations are finished and once my rents are bumped up a bit I will be at or around the 20% equity mark and my income on paper will look great.Thanks!

I am soon to be signing papers to put in an offer for a duplex that I am very interested in.

Afternoon BP, I'm closing on my first small multifamily deal on the 30th of next month and am now sitting on a few deals with decent returns (on paper at least).

Utilities were included and also household supplies (paper products, laundry products, cleaning supplies).

Just pushing paper in my neck of the woods.

I know that there is risk because of the lack of paper trail, but could this also raise a red flag for the seller not wanting the banks to get involved?

Typically, if you make less than $100K in real estate income, you can take up to $25K paper loss on depreciation. 

Hello, i am trying to buy a house from an elderly person but having alot of trouble the deed is not in hes name but hes fathers name and he has not been alive for 150 years i went to speak with an attorney and he told me it would cost around 2,500 just in fees for paper work  and we would have to visit hes office 3 times to get everything done as i do not have that much time to scedule appointments in advance to see him and i do not even know the elderlys schedule of availability  is this the only way or is there any other options around this?