I'm not sure exactly how sub2 data shows up on a tax return, though.

But there is a bias using the data on the market because they represent the house that do not rent out, probably due to overprice.

In some instances, the online lenders have do not have Loan Officers but more of data entry folks on the phone.

If we ratchet this discussion out from just Detriot, I think we, collectively as a country, have a huge disconnect.

Otherwise, you are overpaying for a property that is going to cost you more than you can collect every month AND you are going to have $ 40,000 tied up and unavailable to put into a deal that makes you money every month.

As long as someone else is taking care of the day-to-day duties and responsibilities, and all you have to do is collect a check, then it's not so bad when you have the right people on your team.

VMware, Data backup, Firewall, Routing and Switching.

Would be nice to have it automatically go through our software when it is collected.

That's 10% of the collected rent plus $500 to fill a vacancy.

Up until the past few days I have been absolutely SLOGGING through mountains and mountains of data that I got from the friendly, helpful folks at the Torrington, CT city hall tax assessor's office.