I sent a letter letting them know how I would collect money and told them I had a copy of their leases and we would go with them until it expired.

@Vance Payne - this book is very helpful - https://www.amazon.com/Every-L...AirBnb income is different than rental property income and it will be reported on a Schedule C and not a Schedule E. 

Been doing it for years and getting consistent liquid 8% returns and it’s pegged to the USD.

Anyone interested in investing at this level should have liquid funds beyond this investment value, should be aware of potential losses, and be “okay” with the possibility of losing these invested funds.

If you are providing tax returns and the property shows up on Schedule E then the lender will see that you own the home. 

One lease expired earlier in the year and the other expires end of September.

Talk the the agent with the broker present and show the broker the e-mails and tell the broker you trusted that the agent had read the form and was advising you to sign it and it was all ok, that is why you have an agent to walk you through the process. 

I am seeing some water seeping into garage under the balcony so I would like to make sure to tightly seal the gap,I was thinking about removing worn out sealant and pour there some liquid rubber and then on top of the existing tiles I would like to install LVT to fully water proof as well as enhance the looks, is it a bad idea to have LVT outdoors?

@Roli E. maybe, but they could also raise concerns about insider transactions as fraudulent transfer of assets.

Same thing with the SFR investment do a Cash out refinance have the money "Liquid cash" reserves on hand to offer a more aggressive purchase power and a higher PITI reserve fund.