I believe so, that's the learning piece I'm going through right now.

Inexperienced or conservative investors do not grasp the concept that every property has two distinctly different income streams.

And thanks, GF team, for letting the "little guy" out there have a piece of the pie!  

Are there any distinct advantages to one or is it more based on my credit score, debt to income ratio and down payment as to which may be more advantageous at the time of purchase?

I'm in the process of buying my first piece of real estate, and I'm aware that an amortization schedule/ calculator helps me find out how many years I can shorten my mortgage by making extra payments on the principal.

A) Contractor A bid $1,000 to fix 2 leaks, replacing 10 feet of plank wood 2 pieces, replace shingles, place plastic cement and fiber glass along the valley. 1 year warranty, $300 advance, $700 when complete.

However, this is assuming that your records are clear and organized, and given to him in a timely manner, so that he's not rushing or confused about what you've presented him.When I work on complex returns, I start with the headiest pieces first - the aspects that I know will need the most attention and will likely be under the most scrutiny from an audit perspective.

The inherited tenant was actually a squatter and a real piece of work.

welcome to BP's Lisa. we are in Lakewood, and carry the distinction of being the longest running newbies on the forum. best of luck

My full time job is property manager of 15 apartments and I also do the repairs and remodeling and so I'm busy and don't have much time to try to do something with the church.There's a concept in real estate "what is the highest and best use of this piece of property"I contacted my local appraiser who appraised the home & church when I bought it and I asked her "could I pay you for an opinion regarding the highest and best use of this piece of property?"