I called several local mortgage brokers until I found one the was willing to on my prospective tenant buyers to pre qualify them for a mortgage and thereby qualify for my Rent to Own program. 

The house next door was recently sold to an owner occupant who has several large dogs.

I've been actively looking for deals in Palm Beach County for several months now with zero luck.Prices are ridiculously inflated and competition is extreme from other investors and also hedge funds.I'm just sitting tight and waiting for real deals at the moment rather than overpaying like everyone else.

I would like to add my car to the LLC as an asset, but i have heard several stores about this.Can I do that or not, and if so, do i deduct the interest on my car loan as "other interest" on schedule E or C?

In this case, Bank of New York Mellon has owned the property for several years, during which time they have performed maintenance, winterizing, etc. 

I recall several saying "I'm not lending in Providence right now, period" (I assumed that excluded the East Side but didn't ask at the time).No, the rental market wasn't hotter - nothing was hot.

There are several approaches to doing lease options, and consequently, many variables... so it would be prudent to do so to 'maximize' the exposure, pre- screen the largest number of applicants, increase the likelihood of 'closure' (selling the property) with the tenant buyer(s) and structuring the deal, to optimize your ROI.

BP has several calculators that you can use for this.  

I’m looking to purchase a handful of townhomes in 2019. And wisdom tells me that I better do some homework on the HOA’s that I buy into, because they could turn a cash flowing property into a nightmare real quick. So,...

I've been running a marketing business remotely for several years, so I actually prefer the virtual environment.