However, sometimes certain expenses could end up on that line if it does not have any net effect, since a schedule E has specific lines in it, and sometimes things need to be consolidated from bookkeeping to schedule E to fit the form.

They will cause the landlords temporary pain, accrue late fees and back rent, and eventually when America reopens, get evicted, sued, and have their credit ruined.In that third case, a minority of landlords are being forced to basically donate free housing to the very worst behaving tenants.

After that I am cut off and forced to use other sites that aren't as accurate.In conclusion, Whitepages is an effective tool for getting in contact with property owners but I am curious to see if anyone has alternative methods/websites that they use that are more effective and help address my complaints. 

Just commenting on their websites, will not be effective.  

Having learned about the freedom owning multi-family properties can provide and previous investing mistakes, I knew that one of the most effective and time efficient ways to retire our mom would be a multi-family house.

The effect of any partial early repayment will be to reduce the Term of your loan.You also have the right to request a statement showing the effect that this additional payment has had on the balance outstanding under this Agreement.

While in a normal situation we would say "just get it listed and find another tenant" I fear this pandemic may have long lasting effects on small and medium size businesses and their likelihood of starting another one which will translate into more and longer commercial vacancies.Residential --we all need a place to live and when the "rubber hits the road" we will choose to pay our rent/house payment before we worry about our place of business.

Also great style.The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People- Steven Covey, a powerful book on key habits and principles.

Thanks I know there are agent regulations against stuff like this and fear mongering etc.....An unlicensed person though, doubtful there's anything illegal about it.I see no reason why it should effect the seller.

HOWEVER, what I am not 100% convinced on yet is if there is a negative effect on my FICO score because in the past any mortgage in forbearance is reported to the credit bureaus under a different code which then in turn lowers your FICO score.Does anyone have inside knowledge of how this actually does or does not affect FICO scores?