If you do not know how to screen properly you are entering into very dangerious territory.

  #2 is that as soon as you turn your primary residence into something else, like a rental, you are now entering the territories of losing your $500k Sec. 121 exclusion (MFJ).... of which there are variations based on timing and circumstances.#3 is, if it's just for liability protection, why not get an umbrella policy? 

Thanks, we are considering moving *before* 2 years for one major reason: possibly getting our kid enrolled in a dual-immersion program at a specific school district when he first enters Kindergarten (which would be next year 2020).Anyway, the appreciation on the current place actually wouldn't be all that significant relatively speaking.

Lender has a Certificate of Authority with borrower, which allows them to enter into purchase and sales contracts in a specific state and gives duel signing authority so either can sign at closing.

When I enter this information in TurboTax under the 1099-Misc income section, I see my tax due amount spin upward despite the fact that I have accumulated nearly 70K in passive losses this year.Or, instead of entering this 1099-Misc income in TurboTax under the 1099 section, do I simply add it as another asset in Schedule E and use the gross amounts provided in the 1099 as my gross rents?

All my investments are in eastern NC and the triad is the next market I would like to enter before venturing out of state. 

This will change, so you have to keep monitoring this.B) - Analyze your Current Exit/Flip potential   1 - List the Current Sold Properties over the last 3 months   2 - Slot these properties in the Ranges established above (A1)   3 - Establish the potential profit by using the spread within the different reangesC) - Analyze your Current Exit/Cash flow Potential   1 - 3 - See above as applied to the Rental MarketThere's a lot more to this, but these are the basics.When the properties for sale fall below the needed $#### to enter (to make a profit), don't wait...pounce.

We recently received a notice from our city stating that they entered the unoccupied building and inspected it. 

I used the BRRR analysis, but believe there are errors in the way I entered the information and/or have made several mistakes and/or am probably not using the right tool...??....

Last week it was one who thought I wouldn't see the judge entered the eviction order the VERY DAY BEFORE she viewed my unit.