Do you then cut a check to the lender at closing?

Based on the 50% rule, you're going to be cutting it really close paying off your mortgage with your after-expenses income.

You can't make sound investment decisions that way.62 is the minimum retirement age to collect SS benefits and it's a fraction of what a person would get at full retirement.So, even if you didn't do any work to the place and cut her a break until her 62nd birthday, she won't have much money to pay rent and live on.loan modifications are based on a person's ability to pay.

That simply means the lender will keep the loan on their own portfolio and not sell the loan to Fannie/Freddie.

It's a bit easier bringing a buyer to the product, than having the product and finding the buyer, so most new agents cut their teeth on the buy side.

. , To simply answer your question:1) You do not have to worry about the depreciation for 2017 since the property will not be placed in service in 2017.

I want to cut my teeth solo if possible before risking other peoples money.

PM should be able to simply send you pictures no need to go out unless there is an issue.however travel expesnes are a cost of ownership and in my mind should be a fixed expense just like insurance PM or any other expense.. your not going to these cities for vacation.. right ?

The course has slideshows for you to follow and cuts up the textbook reading to match with each 'class chapter'. 

Ultimately we still haven’t filled the vacancies and are still having issues with a sec 8 accounting ( which they claim is not their fault and I have spoken with others verifying that the sec 8 is difficult to work with and very unorganized) At what point do I cut my losses and move on to a new PM.