If so - then you can roll it over into self-directed IRA or 401k.

Disclaimer: 7 tenants versus 2 should be considered if you are self managing.

It would be pretty self defeating for them to steal your deals.

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Also try to rent to self-sufficient and "hands on" tenants.

That self eliminates the ones with issues.

I am self-employed, and even though I have a sparkly credit rating and plenty of savings to make the cut, meeting the underwriters' requests turned into an extra part-time job for several weeks.

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With 2 of them stated as "rent ready" Owner has been self-managing due to ease with rent payments being automatic.Here are the numbers once stabilized:Asking Price: $529000 (Last sold May 2006 for $510,000)Offer price?

If you aren't already filing a Schedule C then you need to determine if it's worth tracking the expenses you are asking about if there is no self-employment income that you can offset.