You have to be able to prove how much in depreciation you took over the years. that requires the full set of records. 

Do they regularly keep in touch with case studies about fellow clients and do's and don't s ?

But before you take actions, I suggest that you study and learn first Real Estate investing. 

@Josh Smith have you done any diligence or feasibility studies on if there is solid demand for it?

For example: Altering tenants that the exterior window of the property will be cleaned next Thursday.Facebook and Twitter pages – The two top social media sites can prove very beneficial in spreading the word about rental property options.

As an introduction I am recommending the following tips for your study:       1.

Should you find your self in a position in the future where you must sell and must do so quickly the tittle issue hanging over your head will put you at a severe disadvantageAs far as signing a waiver for the tittle insurance company you are potentially taking on a whole lot of liability should some one come and challenge that tittle, which again could prove extremely problematic.My advice would be if you can not get the issue with tittle cleaned up, then start looking for a new deal.

(If I went with the VA refinance there is a one year primary residence stipulation) House hack while we plan for investment opportunity #2.Years Three-Five-Unknown (Rinse and Repeat) Continue the same BRRRR strategy until I hit my projected freedom number, then figure out my new goals.Everyday Action Items: Complete one hour of study, save $10, and tell myself that I will have the ability to retire before 35.

HOWEVER, I think we are proving today, you can't have too much set aside! 

My courses at the in person school has been cancelled.. yes I could study online but no exam will be held...