Is it Wells Fargo or BofA or Chase...which we normally don't like to see.

Quote from @Chase Lowry: Busy season is coming up… Rent now remodel in the off season.But remember it’s on the beach… I’ll repeat its on the BEACH!!

Im in my early 20s myself, so I could see renting by the room to college kids, but my dad is of the opinion i'll spend all my days chasing down rent and preventing property damaging parties, or catching people doing hard drugs.

I would highly recommend you not chase the return.  

Chase requires $250,000 to see certain loan products. 

They have reserves for Capex" People can't do this if they are always chasing rates.For your other questions: you will file an annual report with them that includes rent and expenses and your tax returns.

Too many fish in the pond chasing the same bait drives up price. 

Everyday I spend relaxing after work or class I feel is a day wasted if I am not chasing a deal or finding a way to make it work.

@Chase KellerThank u

It doesn’t have to be a PR (remember a non-judicial foreclosure trustee sells at trustee sale; a partition referee sells with court order; a tax collector sis grated power of sale under State constitution, etc.Should a surplus (excess proceeds) be generated by any voluntary or involuntary sale, those funds are now available to chase by fiduciaries, other entitle persons, secured creditors of decedent, and down the food chain ending up with an heir or beneficiary class.In all, dealing with heirs can be frustrating because they are often so naive and driven by emotions of how they think the world ‘should’ work.