In general, the most sure way to confirm data is to actually look at the listings on Airbnb and Vrbo.

You keep track of all of your real estate related transactions (date, amount, vendor name, purpose, property identifier) and then create a pivot table from this data to quickly create a rough Profit & Loss Statement.

@Cory J ThorntonIn Reno, NV some of the best deals on the market are actually brand new Class A properties. 

It's usually got open dates and gets last minute people coming through the area.

My criteria is actually similar to yours:Purchase Price: $450k-$600kRehab cost: $100k - $200kMy partner, Jake, and I have experience in construction and want to put in sweat equity, but need capital to execute our strategy.

I was actually just ripped off by a investor out here as same result but led up differently. 

If you are partnering with them for their cash, then partnering for that purpose is likely more expensive than financing if you actually execute according to your plan.

As others have suggested, get a new lease going.I do wonder if there is a difference between what the estoppel says and what was actually paid...??? 

They might be slightly out of date but no major issues.C- Usually we're talking about old houses, maybe 20+ years old and they look it.

You would transfer all the depreciable assets from the individual return to the partnership return.Make sure to property include basis, accumulated depreciation, date placed into service, etc.Best of luck.