(Obviously I would need to find somebody to accept these terms, not sure if it is even feasible!)

Second, those who retain servicing are concerned with capacity to process loss mit and loan workouts so they don’t want any investor loans or loans secured by the primary residence of investors because, statistically, investors are more likely than less sophisticated borrowers to strategically default.

There is an incredible volume of rules that will impact QBI reporting as it relates to losses, loss carryforwards, how they net against each other, what happens when losses are released.

Both actually suffered losses during the downturn in March, granted it wasn't a lot, but it was still losses and the upside in both accounts was only 4% on a good year and more likely less.

It might be better to cut your losses now rather than gamble on cashflow, potential vacancy and declining values.

Focus first on making it credible, then do PPC or facebook ads, while you work on SEO.DMM to make cold deals is just not feasible.

Regarding a liability waiver, this is likely to be baked into most leases in one way or another, but it may not be the tenant suing you, it could be a guest, a visitor, a contractor (one HUGE reason to make sure you are only using licensed and insured contractors on your rental properties), or some random stranger - it's not feasible to have them sign waivers. 

This rehab is likely $100k based on what I am hearing and with an exit of $275k (you need to use the lower of the range in this case), then your max offer would have to be in the $110k range, I doubt the seller is willing to take that big of a loss and reduction in price but you never know until you ask.

Hi Chris, I'm sorry for your loss.

I am being told its only feasible if you own commercial ppties or apartment bldgs.