(and certainly not all the extra interest that accrued at the higher default interest rate. )Question : Do we, as investors, then get to claim a tax deduction or write-off for all the interest - including the default interest - that was not paid?

I'm going to request a copy of the full report soon but I haven't heard any update from the lenders on the applications yet, so I'm waiting for them to call, in case they're busy with other tasks, I don't want to burden them since it's mostly curiosity.

Now he's got my curiosity up to see what he is hiding, but I'd just pass on this one.

Just out of curiosity, I am trying to see what people's opinions are on Manufactured vs Mobile Homes.

Just out of curiosity, how has the Atlanta market been lately?

Genuine curiosity 

Is your question a curiosity question or are you at a financial wealth point you’re starting to look holistically?  

Hello everyone, I'm curious what advice you all have for me concerning my given situation.until recently I've had no real experience with real estate.My wife owns a home in the UK which we rented out last year and has the tenants paying the mortgage on currently but isin't really making any money.We purchased a fixer upper house here in Texas a few weeks ago to live in also and hopefully flip in a few years.Ive enjoyed these experiences and they have really peaked my curiosity on how to get more involved in real estate, which made me start thinking.......Basically I inherited around 800 acres of ranch land this year and want to leverage it to buy some rental properties.The land is worth roughly $2,000,000. 

As others have mentioned, there is potential for the rent to go up as well, depending on the rental market, so it may very well become a positive cash flow property within the next year or two.Out of curiosity, how old is the home and how much do you expect maintenance, repairs, and capex to cost over the next few years? 

All expenses are paid by the IRA and all income accrues back to the IRA tax free.