What you care about is if they can afford the house (we usually look to see their monthly income exceeds 3x what the monthly price is) & if they have a down payment.We use @Paul Ritter and do a full tenant screening for all of our buyers prior to accepting them.Hope that helps,Chris Pre

Just so you know, if you filed your prior year tax incorrectly, you can always amend the return to take full advantage of the deduction you missed.

Currently I own (2) duplexes in the Miller Park Area.Property #1, full gut on the upper unit, new everything, lived in it, moved on and its rented.Property #2 purchased late last year,both units were occupied, fixed up both units after the tenants vacated.

I work full time in oilfield in North Dakota.

I put these deals together many years ago, but I was just the Realtor, and not one of the investors, and did not have a full understanding of the numbers.

Currently, I am doing 1 analysis per day while learning the concept and lingo behind real estate investment on the side while working full time.

My wife became a full-time real estate agent last year. 

Your tenants will get a kick out of it and not be offended as long as you give them this technical information about camera sensors.Finally, the human eye and brain are still much more advanced and capable than any lenses and cameras.

Account Closed, we'll need more info (i.e. full numbers) to offer any real help.

It seems to be that way, I have a decent amount of rental and flip properties so when my main contractor can spare a guy for a small project he will usually only when we have a full rehab going on another project.