Private money lenders are a huge way to ramp up quickly and I attribute them to a lot of my success. 

At the time of sale, if there is still debt-financing in place, there will be a tax on the income attributed to the ratio of debt still present (UDFI).

What books have you read so far that you feel have attributed most to your learning about real estate? 

If they do attribute any return to the opportunity value of cash the flow dwindles to a trickle from the property itself in most cases.

However, you cannot deduct expenses directly attributable to the rental period (rental agency fees, cleaning, and so forth).

Also I will need to replace the roof in a couple years (15k, but I’m attributing that expense to CapEx and will pay myself back with that).

Also I will need to replace the roof in a couple years (15k, but I'm attributing that expense to CapEx and will pay myself back with that).

@Steven Wilson Do you know what to attribute those costs to?

Just to clarify, that quote attributed to me by Steve Might is actually from Debi Dunkerley.

And here is a little nugget of insight often attributed to Alexander Tytler but unsubstantiated: A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government.