Remember the person listed on the application as the current landlord, whom you suspected of probably being a friend or relative and trying to play the role to help the applicant rent your place...

There is no strategy to use in doing any RE transaction that is not regulated by law, state and federal law, before people listen to some craphead guru that ignores accepted practice and the rules of the game, they need to learn what the requirements are before starting to play the game.

I've been using the app on Apple so it plays through my iTunes but for some reason recently it doesn't even give me the option to play the podcast just to download and even then it doesn't play it once I download

As far as reinvesting, the bay is (99%) a appreciation play. The

What you really should do is stop trying to play the shuffle cup game and deal with your mortgagee on that matter so you don't have to worry about these types of things.

It's easy to get sucked into the games that tenant will play. The

In this case, I think it would def. make sense to play the loopholes game to avoid this tax at all cost. 

You have to play the cards you're dealt if you're going to stay local. 

I'm with you on the long term play, the rate values typically are going up it'd take drastic drop just to get back to already high prices...

Seller wanted 9 mil, and we negotiated it down to 8.5 million.Lesson- It's a numbers game, and you only get the deal if you take action and play the game to increase your numbers.2) To get a deal like this we needed a total of about $125,000 to cover the $85,000 earnest money deposit and the due diligence.