Relying on a property tax assessment for this information may result in leaving deductions on the table.

Relying on “charging order” protection is somewhat outdated.  

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I rely mainly on pay stubs.

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You can not rely on rental income to help you qualify on a 2nd home transaction, and you can put as little as 10% down on a 2nd home.As for the 2nd part of your question: "Cash offer on distressed home in the Winter, rehab etc" - if you're paying cash, there isn't a loan, so you don't need to declare/specify occupancy when paying cash.

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And when you invest in relationships and go the extra mile, you create something far more valuable than a single deal—you build a business people can trust and rely on when it matters most.

Quote from @Brett Jurgens: @Don Konipol not out of the air, based on my own rental and a few hundred others we've done at Net Energy in 8 states.Brett, if you’re representing a business we need to know that upfront so we can understand that your post is actually an advertisement for your business and not an unbiased opinion that we can rely on.