Hi @Atwan Kwan I didn't find anything in the Maryland laws either so there doesn't appear to be specific rules for your state in regards to the order you accept applicants.  

It would appear to me that flexibility would be more important than fixed numbers, and your Home Depot, Lowes or Sears credit card may be your best friend.

It would appear that nothing passes the 2% test. 50% rule seems to be working ok, but I'm curious if anyone uses it around here or if anyone has other quick tests they run. 

He was the main person setting up the jobs to appear they were completed so Ron could take photos and send them to clients.

Class B tenants usually do not have much in the way of financial reserves; family will often cover rent if the tenant finds themselves in a pinch.Your Class A SFH may appear to be less work initially, but is it only because LLs tend to place a tenant and then ignore the house, as long as the rent checks keep coming?   

However, I have seen some articles about people pushing to limit vacation rentals in town along the lines of Santa Barbara so I didn't want to base my calculations on something that appears to be a little more volatile.  

Also, if the drop appears too close in time to the swap, the partner’s exchange may be deemed an exchange by the partnership under the Court Holding case (See Commissioner v.

Your 72k offer was at 2.36%, which would be amazing if you can pull it off.Yes, the expenses appear high at first glance.  

It doesn't appear you have enough capital to improve the units or weather any vacancy.  

It appears they took away the voter identities.