Use OPM for rentals and preserve your own cash - - that implies use the lowest LTV possible to a) get the loan and b) still create a rental cash flow.

What you were implying (at least this I have to assume as your question was not unequivocal), though, is whether you can use a gain and "make" it tax free (for the time being) e.g. via a 1031 exchange and then use these funds to pay off a loan on your primary residence (= non-investment).

There is a real estate school I sear by called real estate trainers and also you can call Duane gomer.

The result was that many states passed their versions of the SAFE Act that implied that retail sales people of manufactured homes had to submit to MLO licensure in order to tell a customer what they knew about the availability of financing for manufactured homes.

Fortunately, I don't think that's what ObamaCare implies.

That would require monthly taxable income of about $2430, which implies rent of at least $4800 is the houses were free and clear.

@David Chwaszczewski For the first time I am allowing pets and charge a $250 non-refundable pet fee, (the word deposit implies they can get it back) to offset the cleaning costs at the end of their tenancy.

No warranty expressed or implied."

This implies to me there is no ac.

What your implying though is that a real estate agent that assists a seller to sell to a short sale investor is violating their fiduciary responsibility and probably committing fraud.