@Brandon Hall - I've been looking for a local CPA to pair up with that will let me help them help mutual clients, who in turn will be helping me secure financing for them, so that together we are helping the investor make a zillion dollars while avoiding hard money. 

PS this is why rental houses are very hot right now.most that go to trainings by the time the Hype wears off.. they realize hey we cant do this.. but we can buy a rental house.. that's what most want ... they want cash flow.the idea of making millions flipping .. when you have no capital to work with or skills or in some markets is just not reality. and NO 3 to 7 day course is going to teach you how to do that.. and the call in lines for support are frankly a bunch of kids sitting in call centers in Utah reading off of a script they are the same kids that come knocking on your door in pairs with their jackets and ties and riding their bikes.. they learn rejection early in life and then go to work back in the home state.

That being said, is a reasonable strategy to pair it with years where you sell a few rental properties with large amounts of capital gains?

A pair of twins in Norristown from a retiring contractor.

I would really like some advice on how to focus and pair down the data.  

Pair this with what I laid out in the spreadsheet and you can do some major damage to the amount of interest you pay on your loan. 

He needs to deal with this and grow a pair to talk with the guy upstairs.

The professional/commercial unit downstairs is a pair of dentists. 

But cats also keep rodents at bay, and unlike pit bulls (a pair of which mauled a child in my neighborhood last year), a cat usually does not present a major safety or liability problem. 

It is a pretty big tree probably about 45' tall and one owl won't make a difference.In addition, I am fairly certain these plastic owls don't work because it was two weeks ago while I was rehabbing another property that has one of these plastic owls on the roof, I took it down and put it on a pole outside one window...and one morning while having coffee I saw a pair of bluejays in the yard looking for food and they took turns resting on the owl's head.I have a feeling they ain't scare of no plastic owls.