My name is Kenneth Alldredge and I am an alumnus of California State University Fullerton, with a B.A in Finance with an emphasis in real estate.

Putting too much emphasis on day 1 cash flow could lead you to leaving a lot of money on the table when moving from one asset to another.  

I'm sure you'll get a lot of "college doesn't matter" comments on here but if you're already doing it, I'd suggest either emphasis of or combination of Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Economics.

The only thing I am doing differently is really putting an emphasis on hearing from their current landlord.

If you don't hit this threshhold, deductions allocated/apportioned to that unit would only be allowed to the extent of rental income.Painting and that type of work is typically (emphasis on typically, the tangible property regs are a good read) considered routine maintenance and is deductible.

I also chose QuestTrust because of their emphasis on providing education to their clients through webinars, events (all online lately), and forums.

[Emphasis Added] (https://joebiden.com/caregiving/)A senior Biden campaign official kept things vague when questioned on this issue, but did indicate 1031 exchanges might be targeted, as well as the ability of real estate professionals to use non-passive rental real estate losses against their other income.

(P.S Incase anyone is wondering what I am majoring its Computer Science with an emphasis is Information Security.

The emphasis on safety and sanitation is here to stay; people will continue to be cognizant of these issues and landlords will have to invest more in health and safety products.

But emphasis on certain parts!