Either way, it's all presentational on the balance sheet and the tax effect should be the same on the Schedule C regardless of what happens. 

I assume you know this if you’re still a student...Other than that room mates can present some challenges...

I originally emailed them my questions regarding the difference in loss I was presenting versus the gain they were claiming.

At an REI a couple months ago, a lender gave a presentation where she said that her bank lends on structures that are built on a foundation (if its on an axel, then it is considered personal property and not real estate). 

Bring deals and/or information that could benefit them, have these ideas on paper with great presentation to make good impression and to be taken seriously.

There is a clause in the zoning code - that is common in the greater metro area cities here and probably nationally, that if less than 50% of a structures value is lost due to fire, etc, that the structure can be rebuilt to its present use of 4 separate units.

You find an investor and present a deal and they know the risk and trust you so they put up the money but if it doesn’t work then just a “well sorry that didn’t work out”?

Currently if I own a property and the tenant is month to month I cannot ask them to leave for any reason unless they are presenting an eminent danger. 

Based on my internal proprietary calculations;What I am seeing is right now the average SFH home price (USA) is about 35% above where it would be if only owner occupants owned them all (with very few rentals and no flips), (not including the high end trophy home market present in many areas).More popular SFH rental/flip areas will have higher percentages than less popular areas to average out to the 35%.So we have price heat (and volume) coming from people owning more than one SFH (speculation) (Tom Vu Seminars, and all the rest) in addition to the SFH market price set by worker demand for owner occupied housing.To me it looks like a financial shakeout the SFH speculators might (possibly) have more of an effect on the SFH pricing than a workforce issue. 

I don’t have a particular property or project that I’m looking to buy right now so there’s no rush, per se, but I’m always looking and would love to have access to capital should an attractive deal present itself.Thank you in advance to the Bigger Pockets community – this is the best real estate investing resource I’ve come across.