Tax returns and mortgage payments will be used for this math/documentation and, if the property has less than two years on your tax returns, they will use a schedule of qualifying rental income where they hair cut rents by 25%.  

This will continue to be my #1 goal until it is finally out of my hair or in my case scalp.2.

If the tenant clogged the line at the first trap with hair or food/grease, or jammed the disposer, that is 100% their expense (I make it a point at move in to be sure they understand how to reset and how to use a disposer wrench to solve 95% of disposer issues, saving them the cost of a plumber forever when those issues arise).

Let me guess, older gray haired gentleman posting in those groups?

Everything from the way we dress, style our hair, what car we drive, even the food we eat.

Keeping your hair versus losing your hair?

He's probably pulling his hair out trying to address all the site snafus and growing what he has, having local BP Chapters is another business but would certainly tie in.

I don't think that hair splitting over 'included' vs 'complementary' would change this in jurisdictions with similar laws.

Well I bought into "Mark Whittens: Flip houses like your hairs on fire" and through the course he explained a loophole to assigning Bank Owned REO's which is to get the property under contract in your LlLC's name and assign your LLC to your end buyer.

You can split hairs with princ/interest if you want, but the big deal here is recognizing the risk of these debts and planning to eliminate them!