@Tristyn BrownYour tax rate is determined by your adjusted gross income that you made throughout the year.  

One way that I have determined volatility in the rental market is to pull up the local property manager's websites and track property for a while.  

My math question is, am I able to determine what the sale price is of the house is if I already know what the loan amount will (should) be?

Only removal of drywall to determine what space we had to work with beyond it.  

If you were to call me, for instance, we'd really drill down into the "why" of switching CPAs to determine fit.You mention responsiveness (common complaint) and someone who can "provide more" like advising on entity structures and tax strategies related to apartment buildings.

Even if there is no immediate CAPEX requirement, to determine free cash flow, you need to figure out how much to set aside each year for the eventual expenses.

I will be certain to take your advice for determining my approach up there.

You can also determine if $5,500 is a reason to not buy the home?  

We would ask for a full rent roll, P&L, etc. to determine what our cashflow would look like.

They were a better price than all the others and even installed a few less piers after gettig started and determining that it did not need as many!!!!