A person just enters a code and a number in his or her cellphone and all the information about the house appears in the text message.

I'm doing whichever one allows me to sale the property.

Are things such as Internet, cell phone, cable, gas and other items I'd use both personally and for business tax deductible to the extent I use them for my business? 

I'm open to all scenarios, whichever ones multiply my money the fastest and to the greatest degree.I'd like to start investing in the Boise, Idaho area.

That gives them 90 days or the remaining term of their lease, whichever is longer.If you mean a commercial auction, like auction.com that you mention in your other post, then the lease probably survives the ownership change.

I've seen too many properties marketed with poorly framed, cell phone photos.  

They could/should check credit karma with all the things they’ve added to credit history now they may be getting credit for paying utilities, cellphone, etc.  

Most importantly have an exit strategy, anything from a refinance after repairs or whichever you decide you want to do for your real estate portfolio, you can even sell the place for more to someone else and have the loan paid off and take the difference as profits. 

From what I understand a simple phone call to the building division or code enforcement office of whichever county you want to invest in can give you answers very quickly.Good luck!

If that works for you, please reply to this email within 24 hours to accept this appointment and I will then add you to my showing schedule.Also, as a means of courtesy to both our busy schedules, please confirm via text or phone call at least 2 hours prior on the day of the showing to my cell phone (area code and number).I’ve also attached our rental application.