I thought about just blocking the vents on the second floor, but it can mess up the air handler if I reduce the CFM its meant for? 

If you "live in a good-ole-boy town where we were given this opportunity because we knew some people and I don't think they would sell it to our friends", that means they will figure out what you are trying to do and block it.

BP calculator doesn't give you all the parameters or what to input as real numbersFree ones: Loopnet ~ look for sold comps on 5+; have agent access to MLS for sold comps 1-4; Apartments.com for what lease is offered in area.Boots on the street (Agents who list in the past 4 months on the block), make friends with agents in the area.Know how to calculate the gross rental multiplier.

Here's the response i've gotten from QI: The IRS has issued a Letter Ruling stating an individual can set up a disregarded sole member LLC to own the Replacement Property.

Now that I've lived here for a year, I want to buy another 4 unit property that is on the same block and I'm hoping you can show me the best way to use my current property to finance my second property.After owning the quad for a year, I have ~$70K of equity in the property.  

I am working with a lawyer currently thinking to give them a demand letter, but I don't suspect anything will change so long as I agree to pay them to slack off.

Husband works for a multinational healthcare solutions company and provided an Employment letter (employed since 2014 & $210k salary + bonuses) and copies of their passports and work Visa valid until 2025.

As Derek Sivers suggests, if you’re starting your career, do the opposite and say “yes” most often to create basic building blocks.

I give my tenants a welcome letter when they sign a lease. 

Yes, they will be a little more expensive than your standard H&R Block or do it your self software program, but worth it.