If I recall there is a 1/2 time version of the RE professional too, but again I might be quoting outdated or inaccurate stuff there, definitely will tell you a good CPA is worth their weight in gold.  

First, it makes it easy to report *accurate* income and expenses on forms like 8825 and Schedule E. 

Mike & E were fun.

Originally posted by @Derrick E.

@Asher Knudson Its not too heavy. if the weight of that falls through you have much bigger problems.

E 106th & Union is the hood.

.- If it's on Schedule E as "repairs" or "maintenance," an underwriter will default to assuming it's a recurring expense, and ding your DTI accordingly.

She sees me reading a ton of stuff on my phone (as i am a huge reader now) and what I was reading was/ were e-books. 

Sure I know what a P/E ratio is and have a base level understanding of a company after looking at their P&L and balance sheet. 

In making this determination, the lender shall consider:(A) The borrower's relationship between her primary occupation and the acquisition;(B) The degree to which the borrower will personally manage the acquisition;(C) The ratio of income from the acquisition to the total income of borrower;(D) The size of the transaction;(E) The borrower's stated purpose of the loan; and(F) Other relevant factors that would indicate the loan is for commercial purposes.