Hello @Amber Barger As an individual who's business is based around social media marketing, I would say it is a MUST for anyone, in any industry to interact with their ideal audience to remain relevant. 

It is projecting incomes properly. if I buy a property that is 60% occupied, am I going to be able to fill the remaining 40%?

It's a foreclosure and the listing price seems to be ~the remaining debt balance, but I imagine the bank would be willing to take less since it has been posted for so long.

If you remain a resident of a state like Texas that has no income tax, then ONLY your income earned in another state is taxable there. 

I would also consider eliminating two of the column post and wrapping the remaining two with hardi to give them shape.

In the case of a $1,000,000 at a 4% fixed rate 10 year term and 30 year amortization is the math that you figure your monthly payment and interest as if the loan term is 30 years, but there is a balloon payment in year 10 for the remaining principal balance?

You can come to a rough number per month by figuring out how much major items cost to replace and dividing by their remaining useful life. ie.

My job is separate from my personal business goals and I would like it to remain that way on BP.

I'm really not sure how the lease reads in re: Section 8 - if I would be justified in evicting if they didn't pay the total, or if there is some provision that states that if Section 8 dries up then the tenant gets to remain under a greatly reduced rent.

You then collect information from the note holder such as the sale price, down payment, note amount, interest rate, term, date of first payment, number of payments made, number of payments remaining, current balance, property type, address, owner occupied or not?