The problem isn’t the property, it’s Alex.This all seems to be an attempt to slander my name and I’ve reported this to BiggerPockets.

@Page WeilDTI is calculated as total liabilities (normally those reported on your credit report unless some debts do not show such as additional mortgages) divided by your total verfiable income.

Will I have enough time if I schedule it on Wednesday and get the report on Thursday evening to review and asking questions (the inspection window expired the next day evening)?

If your are out of state, find a good property manager that you can trust to report the condition of the property (unless you really want to spend on an inspection twice a year).Based off your numbers: This property is not cashflowing.

I owned the property since July, 2018, on the assessors report he claims the property increase in value $184,100 between 2018- 2019, which will skyrocket my property taxes by a lot.

We've seen a few things like this when folks are admitted to our place - we always want DPOA's set up before hand -- we do not necessarily get involved in the finances but would report anyone we'd suspect would be abusing their families funds and have seen people get caught doing so.  

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Generally for tax "activities" are reported by "trade or business." 

There are a couple of ways to do this depending on how you vested title and if you got a title report before starting the process.

I will disagree that "licensing is easy to get," as the NMLS test is hard to pass AND even if you do, your entity must now begin quarterly and annual reporting to the NMLS System.Also, under Dodd Frank, if the above apply, you are probably required to document the borrower's ability to repay, and service the credit agreements/loans under the strict Dodd Frank loan servicing rules.