The tax assessment is typically the first place to look.

I am currently off rotation until the middle of March therefore do not receive a paycheck.

So, typically you as a principle have to personally guarantee the loan.

I receive an email from the property manager with my move out packet some instructions. 1 of the instructions was to have a "move-out-inspection" the guy that always did the inspections.

This typically includes and exterior and interior makeover and re-leasisng to whole new set of tenants at much higher rents.

(You will need to declare the income you receive but can also write off any expenses and depreciation like normal.)What kind of tax benefits would we get as rental property owners.

Typically we are moving so fast trying to get your eyes on properties and also you are probably set up on auto searches where we aren’t combing through every detail before the system sends you the listing.

It's typically more cost effective to sub everything out yourself.  

I don't really like asking for help in such ways as I'm typically an independent kind of person.

Investors in the Residential space are known to assume Loans and use creative ways to do a warp with the underlying mortgage when the seller has equity.Pl, leave your constructive thoughts and comments looking for #Commercial Lender who could help with a phone # so I can follow up.Thank YouBest RegardsKishore P They don't...typically.