While the 1% rule would hopefully apply to an investment property, it certainly would not apply to my situation if I kept renting, as I would only be paying ~$1,600.Let me know if I am misunderstanding. 

Hello Bigger Pockets Community, I am fixing to start wholesaling in the DFW community and am looking to connect with more experience wholesalers to aid me in the beginning of my journey. 

That, I am sure, has cut down on any dog tracking in stuff as they do get used regularly.

I am trying to find the most relevant information for our strategy to ensure we get the best joint tax deduction options against MY W2 income.Is the following strategy correct?

No one ever told me they did a walk through or anyone moved out.Finally, I am ashamed and quite embarrassed that my tenants only received about 30 days notice that the rent was being increased and an option to renew at the new rate.

I am in the same boat.  

Am I going to the right path?

So, my question is that because I am not starting a new FHA, and continuing the one started 2 years ago, do I have to now live in it for a year as well?

So, they make the process of being an investor seamless and you having to do nothing as they after you closing turn into you management company with a standard 10% management fee (which I am okay with). 

Am I **** out of luck here or can I get a lawyer involved?