The conversation has never gone beyond that.

It should have been a red flag when I mentioned foreclosures in our initial conversation and she immediately mention a "cute" house she just listed @ $125,000.

I have a few questions about what the government considers income, and what can be deducted from that income.I think I can deduct things like:Property taxesMaintenance feesMortgage interestDepreciationI am not sure if I can deduct:Repayment of mortgage principleI believe rent paid to me is taxable income, and then I deduct the above items from that.

Also all of this would be contingent on how "not new" the items you list are, and when you think they'll need to be replaced.

Jennifer Lee Evaluating items that require repair is easy to do prior to acquiring the property.

I have a causal conversation with the prospect.

If you haven't yet - be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for terms like "Carolina" and "Irvine" so when those topics are discussed, you can jump into those conversations, welcome new people, and make connections.

It is rented to section 8 Tenant so there were section 8 inspection items to be addressed.

These agencies have group homes where items posted by Mathew Wray are made available to help them on an ongoing basis; with group homes I guess there are some gains in efficiency so that the number of coaches and such that are needed are lessened.

This line, which is also white plastic PVC pipe and was installed in 1997 at the time of the garage conversion- has a thee inch "dip" in the line, and this dip runs for about ten feet.