@Aaron Yates and @Steven Hamilton IIWhile you guys technically hijacked the thread that was a very interesting exchange and I hope it peaked peoples curiosities to examine their own vehicle expense reporting

Private lenders let loans accrue.

Would I have to pay any of the taxes that have accrued over time (never mentioned in contract)?

If so maybe you can continue the process as his payment went to first pay for your evictions costs and then late fee and finally rent meaning he is still behind on his rent by about $160 and continuing to accrue the late fee adding to that number.I'm not saying this is the case and obviously someone versed on local laws (lawyer) is your best source of info just trying to give you some ideas here.

are you trying to avoid the interest on your books or the actual exchange of cash.. if its just to avoid the actual exchange of cash.. accrue the interest.

Your short list of questions shouldn't be any more intrusive than you'd ask a store clerk at a deli counter, meaning you are not trying to negotiate, merely satisfy your curiosity.

My wife and I are going forward with our goals in RE investing, looking to do a mix of wholesaling, fix n flip, and phase in buy and hold as capital accrues.

Then she said something strange, "out of curiosity, how much was the condo listed for on that website?"

But, out of curiosity, I was thinking about removing the graphs and table but posting a simplified summary of my research in the forum to see how much traffic it receives.

Out of curiosity, through all of your personal experience and clients, is there a set % sort of like a LTV that is a safe amount of TOTAL leverage for anyone to have had any given time?