Maybe I didn’t provide enough, I am in court now going back and fourth since October 2023.

If at the end of the year I have ended up not making as much as my expenses is it technically considered a loss or since I own the house, has the house provided me more income?

I have run numbers based on what they have provided but I'm worried I'm going to overlook something when I go to view them.  

(To prove your case) It's usually a slam dunk to get a Judgement in SC Court as long as you provide a written contract/lease...

Here are some pros and cons for triple net leases:Pros of NNN LeasesStable and Predictable IncomeLong-Term Leases: NNN leases often come with long-term lease agreements (10-25 years), providing a stable and predictable income stream.Creditworthy Tenants: These leases are typically with established and creditworthy tenants, reducing the risk of default.Minimal Landlord ResponsibilitiesTenant Responsibilities: Since the tenant covers property taxes, insurance, and maintenance, the landlord's responsibilities are minimal.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

The problem is that the majority do exactly that, but a great professional real estate agent knows what boxes to check and the tricks of the trade.

The atmosphere was buzzing with energy as industry professionals mingled, shared insights, and forged new partnerships.

This increase provides more choices for buyers and encourages competition.Months Supply of Inventory: Inventory supply jumped by 50%, from 3.0 to 4.5 months.

When looking in markets where the prices of homes sold is private and not provided , how are you running your comps?