Normally, lenders will look at your personal finances to make sure everything is kosher. 

Both are crucial in todays market and for you to bounce ideas off of and normalize your underwriting numbers. 

As depreciation is the more normal way. 

Do I treat this as a normal purchase and get funds, pre approval, contact agent? 

But, if have a "normal" salary, I would not recommend this route. 2) The common investor route, buy properties with a mortgage on them.

The lender normally charges 2pts for origination and $1295 for UW fees. 

Hi BP, I am curious to know for the people who have hired a virtual assistant or someone to answer their inbound calls from direct mail or other means, what questions do you normally ask to find the right candidate? 

@Joseph LeibovitchOrganized and picks up the phone outside of "normal business hours" are the top two in my book.

"Security deposits were deducted at closing"I assume you mean from your purchase price as that is the normal transfer. 

Normally you sell, when you can get a better return on new investment options vs, the one you currently own.