Based on what you are saying it causes me to question whether or not the end product has the value that you see in it.

It is incredibly hard to find a cash flowing deal these days in northern UT with home prices and interest rates being so high.

Seller was saying that escrow is supposed to end up being 6 months before we can acquire the loan.

I have recently been working more buyers on the luxury end in Tampa lately and have a list of great potential properties. 

Both would give you high returns but I'm not sure yet how well those areas would do when the market turns back down.

I'm now of the mindset to find online banks and open zero fees accounts with high yields.

The basic admin tasks that all of us have to do can take up a lot of our time, keeping us away from the high value work we should be focusing on.

On May 30th we also presented them with a written lease, which they refused to sign.The tenant informed us verbally and through text message that they would pay the rent increase but would be moving at the end of August to low-income housing.

My last tenant who stayed for 2 yrs and who just moved at the end of May was found through these methods.But this time, I have not gotten any traction, and before going to my last resort of actually listing with an agent, I was looking at Flat Fee MLS Listing.

For buying a second house, should I declare high taxes again or save for a 20% down payment to qualify for a loan based on my active income, without needing tax returns?