These would appear on a Schedule C (if it's a flip) or a Schedule E (if it's a rental). 

If it’s an upgrade def raise the rent over time to settle w/e he’s willing to pay.

Personally I've got $2.1 million liquid.

Never took depreciation or upkeep/capital improvement expenses on schedule E but always claimed full rent income.

Make sure a contact name, phone number, and e-mail address are included on the cover letter.

I am in Denver and my firm may have the liquidity to do this at that time. 

This project consists of 1300 acres being turned into a future hub for logistics, e-commerce and life sciences, set to generate as many as 19,000 jobs in Southwest Philadelphia over the next 15 years.

The timing of my business plan will be tied to her success as she starts her new venture (i.e. we can't both jump into new S/E careers at the same time).PSS - sorry for the previous post violating the rules; hopefully, this one is better!

@Derrick E., this is coming second hand, but I have a good friend with approximately 150 SFR.  

Our new tenants are all claiming that the leases and e-stoppels provided to us / our bank during the mortgage process are fake.