Whatever profit or loss is calculated from that will either be added to your income or added to your monthly liabilities. 

Of the business I get from bigger pockets, a significant amount is from people that just got burned and lost their $20,000 earnest money deposit after failing to close on a house.

home insurance declaration says my name as "additional interest" then what is difference between "additional interest" and "mortgagee/payee loss"also can somebody please advice me attorney for the same in New Jersey.ThanksTag Private lending, bayonne, newark, union, jersey city, union, edison, new jersey

I'm going to make this short and not sure if this is right place for this but I have used bigger pockets for other questions and have never got let down and I really need some help here. 

That's a net loss of $409/month, i.e. not a good buy.

Cap-ex is short for capital expenditures which is bigger things that will need to be replaced over time like the roof, furnace, appliances.

so in practice the bigger your are the easier it is.. buying half a dozen a year.. in our market not so much.. and back east I think a non starter all together. because of the time and cost to gather the info..

Is there no longer a Pro Perk to save $5 with SmartMove tenant screening?

So many times my Property Managers told me stories of tenants behind on rent due to job loss, drug issue, family death, you name it. 

About 5 years ago I made a mistake and withdrew about $5,000 from IRA funds that were rolled over from a 401k when I left that job...I am in my early 30's and I am wondering if I should repair that mistake and resave what I spent or just call it a loss?