Does the tax loss accrue/ carry over to future years?

I always see for sale signs in my travels and one time I looked a bit deeper into owning a particular property out of curiosity.

Naturally, if you were to take a "mortgage vacation", interest would continue to accrue making the end of vacation letdown all the more pronounced.

Otherwise, the occupant hasn't agreed to your lease/terms/conditions.Just out of curiosity, are you screening these tenants that your original tenant is bringing in?

In this case the tenant has been able to stay in the unit for months while they decide if the landlord not sending like $1.38 in accrued interest to them on the lease anniversary is a legitimate reason to deny an eviction.These are very extreme examples of things but are the kind of BS we have to deal with around here...

Send a letter to the executor - My opinion you need to send CURIOUS MAIL - position yourself less as an investor and make the language curious so they call you out of curiosity.

Generally, the accrued equity that has built up within the option period through the tenant buyer is of little concern, can't be capitalized on?

I used to go on appointments out of curiosity or hopes that it could be an awesome deal, after a few months of this I got sick of me spending an hour with them just for them to throw out a number above retail.  

That is what I am trying to get my head around prior to tax season if not for curiosity above all...Steve - yes in my name and I have a full time non-real estate job. 

They would not have this sort of program unless they believed that it increased their overall bottom line.Sure, some people can responsibly maintain balance transfers and always pay their debt before interest starts to accrue.