If you tell them you're a landlord and you own the property but aren't living in it, they should be able to quote you for liability, the house, and a much smaller amount of personal property (appliances like your fridge or stove)

Thank youStaton As long as it was advertised and available to rent you can deduct it.The only exception is if you had personal use above 14 days in that year.

I had called Audible and ASKED if the CD was available...which means I want the info ON THE CD...and the person I spoke to just said the CD was not available with the audio version...so why not tell me that the information is available ON THE AUDIBLE WEBSITE?

Personally I wouldn't use Zillow, I can only imagine they want to introduce a future fee for the service.

Personally, I believe there are much better ways to invest in RE, even with limited knowledge or bandwidth. 

Hi Ashely,For a cash out refinance, I haven't seen one that can do better than 75% LTV personally.

Or even riskier: a commercial balloon loan with a high interest rate and a personal guarantee that is due IN FULL after 5 years!

They don’t have an office but a single person who answered.

You are not the first person to bring this up.

It seems like a rural setting is about the only place a person could place one.