But to my shock, I had to 'provide him' all the possible deductions I could think of and itemizing was my idea which boosted refund by 2k.

BillI recently had similar, an appraisal using reo's that came out very low, both the realtor I worked with and I were shocked as we had run a bunch of comparables..... so then if you are at 50% LTV with a hard money loan, you suddenly get a massive downpayment you didn't bargain for because the amount you can borrow shrank which is not cool!!

In my case, I was simply surprised by an exorbitant maintenance fee on one of my monthly statements and that obviously wasn't a pleasant experience.

The tenant's mother asked me when they need to move things out, and I was so shocked by the fact that the tenant had died, that I didn't even know what to say.I looked back in my call logs and I am not able to find the tenant's mother's number.

I am still in sticker shock.

I selected North Carolina due to its landlord-tenant laws, property taxes, income taxes, insurance rates, proximity, climate, cash flow, and my pleasant personal experiences there :)I have NOT yet researched STR laws there or city specific / non-owner occupied property taxes.

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

Next, she was getting mild electric shock from refrigerator.

(That said, it doesn't surprise me at all that studios usually provide, I'm sure they have agreements with corporate rental companies, etc.)Re: Oakwood, I remember looking at an apartment years and years ago and being so shocked by the rate I never looked again, LOLI'm definitely not opposed to using AirBNB/VRBO as a marketing platform for any/all of this; in fact, I plan on it.