Who they can count on to deliver what they say and 3.

I wouldn't dare dream of doing the same.A word about post count.

I have read that if the bank will give you a payment amount they will count that if not they will calculate 2% of the total as your payment amount.

If you're counting on future cap gains to offset neg.

Yes, it's true that 80-90% of their deals ended up being profitable but those liens and judgements could become problematic for future transactions and you're definitely not doing yourself any favors in making enemies with the municipality for not taking care of your properties.The best advice I can give you is this, especially as an individual doing this where every deal counts.  

I had expesnive insurance rider for that house so it was covered without it.. that would have been 1.3rd the cost of the home.To many 2 to 10k turnovers to count .. pretty much anything bad that can happen we have had it happen.. ergo I no longer own rentals.. 

If it is a structural wall made from brick then it can be counted as a fire-rated wall.

Don't count on that. 3.

If the rents are above market for the tenants you mark down to current rent levels to count income.

The investments will have to count as hands-off passive income now as I'll need to keep my full time job.