@Randy King, if you get a HELOC, you will be reporting interest on Schedule A.

http://www.aanm.org/ They have a market report for Greater Albuquerque as other areas around the state.

As soon as we hear a tenant plans to move out, we send them a move-out package - including the move-in inspection report, and tell them specifically what they need to do to get the place back to move-in condition in order to receive their security deposit back.

The tenant didn't report the issue immediately because the floors had already been warped.2.

I see other states ratcheting up the taxes and living expenses so that bodes well for Austin I think:http://www.kvue.com/news/Austins-Econoic-Forecast-looks-bright-235601541.htmlhttp://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2014/01/08/infographic-why-everyone-is-moving-to.htmlFor residential rentals people are looking everywhere, depending on your strategy, I'd look at mls and cl.

At the same time, I attended a workshop the other day given by a Wells Fargo rep and the group discussion at one point turned to pre-approvals and making sure the bank had pulled credit reports, etc.

I do plan on attending and will report back.

The good news is there are multiple ways out so we won't get stuck in a bad situation.

And it would have to produce reports that would be satisfying to techie people like my wife while also being meaningful to non-data types.

I know one in Atlanta and that's how I'm buying my next property.Everyone asks for rent rolls, but hardly anyone looks hard enough at maintenance reports.