I don’t know why it doesn’t recognize the city, I have to put riverside as well.

At this point, that investment is recognizing a positive cash flow, including paying for the financing, and you have your original cash.

Its there business.. and a legit one..I have financed many students that never heard of BP and got their training through some type of guru.. but as stated where people get heartburn is the cost and the burn out rate. or failure rate of students.But look at BP  look at a 3 year old thread you will not recognize hardly anyone.. they got hyped up engaged for a while then moved on.. some because they successful and don't want to contribute anymore .. but the vast majority realize that its a tough business and they are not cut out for it for any number of reasons..

I recognize that it results in rents below market but when I let rents go below market, I do not try to catch it up all at once.Good luck

At this point the daughter has no title interest in the property, but she does have a legally recognized  'equitable' interest.   

The fact that you're here and asking questions likely indicates your willingness to learn and recognize the scale of what you're taking on...so that sounds pretty promising to me.

One of the benefits of having a physical address is that Google and Bing will recognize your business much better in search results.

Will the IRS recognize me as a real estate professional with other businesses?

This is such a simple concept yet we have people who don’t want to benefit from these options and not recognize the benefits then immediately make negative assumptions because they don’t understand.

You have to become an officially recognized “data furnisher” in order to report information to the big three credit bureaus, and individuals don’t get that privilege.