Usually in order to achieve that, you will need to get into some sort of a business.

Should I still do some sort of addendum to the existing lease to have it in my name, or am I okay to leave until renewal in January?

But, if they don't have some sort of formal training/experience within the industry hiring them is a terrible idea (from what I've heard).Just to put this into perspective, all of our bookkeepers are U.S.

"In the long run, rebuilding efforts boost both home values and rent costs, which can prompt “changes in sort of the social fabric of the community.”"

@Alexander Phillipslike the others i am struggling because while i sympathize with you, none of this is really adding up...i'm also worried about what you putting "full trust" in your mentor means.sounds like you need to print a copy of your contract out, read it, get out to the site in person, and sort this out. 

Whether that becomes some sort of Stock/ETF investment or you use it for real estate investing when you have saved enough for a down payment is up to you.

You can even create a balance sheet if you want to get crazy.I definitely recommend scanning all of your documents associated with the rental using a free app like Genius Scan and get those into some sort of digital document management platform such as Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.

If a quit claim deed was used to transfer title in a normal sale one just wants to make sure the chain of title seems clear and that the owner issuing that deed had clear ownership.This is why we have title searches done and pay for title insurance to research these sorts of things and to protect us against the oddball unforeseeable circumstances.

Ladies who have body lotion and other stuff on will jump right in the hot tub without rinsing it off.  

I don't know all of them but have been on BP long enough that if I were you, I'd talk to at least @Jay Hurst and @Devin PetersonYou could also bypass all Tax Return programs and go NonQM of some sort, such as a bank statement or other type, but you'd still have factor in your rentals.