The bad news is, amount you paid for the deductible is the only amount you can depreciate.

The good news is that same attorney can make sure your investing is protected and as anonymous as your bank account can handle.Lean in real close and I will let you in on a secret.

If you have your property inspected by a licensed lead inspector and their report determines lead is present you have 2 options (assuming you even want or need to delead).. get certified to handle the lead abatement yourself (not the route I took) or hire a licensed deleading contractor (there are also certified lead remodelers and other classifications of people certified to handle deleading).

Between a day job and flipping income you may hit this.And keep in mind that if this really is your job and you expect to collect social security someday the amount of income you report now will affect what you collect later.

Or NOI could be understated due to capital expenditures being reported as operating expenses.

I believe you'll have to sign up somehow to report information to them and I'd imagine there is some sort of landlord screening process and requirements to make sure that random people don't just sign up and send them faulty data on tenants.http://www.experian.com/rentbureau/renter-credit.html

I haven't been able to find the report online - has anyone seen it?

I heard from a very well-informed mortgage broker that Fannie Mae was reportedly very close to announcing a bump in their property limit from 10 to 12.

Our court case is now set for early February.Is posting the unit for rent on Craigslist sufficient to show an effort to mitigate damages or do I have to spend money on a print news media?

News and weather is good.