And it's a federal process so very easy to generate a set of docs and call yourself a QI.  

Super easy.Eastern CT Savings Bank, CTFigure 80% on a rental, not in LLCFinance of America, 95% CLTV, second home only, 680 FICO, not TXFirstBank CO and AZ 75% LTVFirst Florida Credit Union FLFirst CommonwealthFirst Midwest, IL up to 90% Chicago areaFirst Tech Federal.

This article is a must read on the subject: https://evict.com/releasing-cr...).Some key points:- At issue here is a federal law called the Fair Credit Reporting Act (so this applies in any US state or territory and does not vary from market to market).- Under the FCRA, your PM is a "Credit Reporting Agency" and as such they cannot (or at least should not) share credit reports with you or anyone else without exposing themselves to significant liability. 

A word of warning about trying to collect your own debts: You become a debt collector yourself and you are subject to consumer debt collection practices laws in most states (and I believe there is a corresponding federal law). 

I am sure you would have a better way to invest the extra cash flow you would have if you didn't have to pay federal taxes. 

But you haven't owned that property a year so you won't pay federal capital gains. 

I'm not sure a lot of people know this but I just wanted to throw out there that eviction moratoriums only apply to federally insured mortgages (ie conventional) and not private mortgages. 

Always follow local, state and federal rules for advertising and tenant screening.

A Federal judge in Texas ruled the CDC order unconstitutional in February.

Most real estate tax benefits are on the federal tax return.