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Con tal que ellos esten recibiendo los pagos a tiempo, en general no se preocupan.  

As far as I know, because it's a flip I'm pretty sure you'll need to pay SE taxes (15.3%) and ordinary income tax (whatever your tax bracket may be) as well as any depreciation recapture you took in 2018 (this year tax return) which I would assume none because you were probably still in the process of renovating. 

Can we wash out PITIA from LOS and calc the net rental income as a regular SE income if we go thru FHLMC.

None of the SE counties (Broward/PB/Dade) have been approved. 

Heat pumps are fairly common here in the SE USA.

@Jack Seiden I'm definitely curious what the data is for each quadrant, I'm sure it's not the same percent depending on if it's NW, NE, SW, or SE.

Ancedotal stories to the contrary, I don't se how the current tax code ever produces the "I got a raise but my taxes went up even more, so I get less money" situation.On that topic, I think there is an argument that people who make more income must bear a larger portion of the costs of "running things".

At the bottom of the fom you'll se a SIGNATURE section.

Went from 55% to mid 80's and no additional expenses per se.