Assuming non-owner occupied real estate, you are correct.https://selling-guide.fanniema...Scroll down to "Rental Income Calculation Worksheets," download form 1038.Big picture, you should probably be working with a LO that's familiar with this stuff.

Check this website from the City of South Lake Tahoe for more info (scroll to the bottom to see a map): https://www.cityofslt.us/453/V...

@Raj G.Had to scroll past quite a few "now" comments before I came to your post.

It is also in the footer of the page if you scroll down to the bottom.

I thought perhaps the date listed in the search results is the date of the most recent reply, but when I click and and scroll to the bottom (presumably the most recent post on that thread) that reply is also several years old. 

I scroll through homes and properties as if I was shopping for clothes just to get used to understanding what I'm looking at and to continuously get better at it. 

(Hope this thread also helps a future investor scrolling through the forums)

I have been doing countless hours of digging through the forums, listening to podcasts, watching YouTube, and scrolling through Facebook trying to find the answer.

After a while you won't even need a tracker or a spreadsheet to be able to identify whether it's a good or bad deal just from scrolling through the Zillow/Realtor stats.More importantly, find and get to know an agent in the area you want to invest, and make it clear to them that you plan to purchase multiple houses and want to develop a long-term trusting relationship with them.

Actually, I should add that starting a new thread with the full question in the title would catch people's eye as they scroll through - for example, "Looking for a Property Manager in {County X}", this way when people who can help you spot your post, it will get in front of them without them having to click on it & search to see where it is (which they probably won't do).