Consult a tax professional for guidance on what specific documentation you need.If the assessed improvement value used in your tax return is incorrect due to changes in the property's assessment, you may need to amend your return to reflect the accurate value.

If you renew, change the terms of the lease to reflect the tenant needs to put the utilities in their name.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Some market data research that I have done on Greensboro, may be worth a read, as most of the information in there is still reflecting accurate data.

How do I explaint it in plain English.Here's the basis data.Average MBS Spread between 2001-2023 is 90bps2008 MBS Spread is 175 bps2023 MBS Spread is 135 bpsThe higher the MBS Spread reflect the volatility of CRE(and SF) of real estate market ; but at  same time, those volatility would be normalized from average 20 years prior history.Having said that, there're lot of way to exploit this, for example: buy a crashing property, buy mortgage REIT, but MBS funds, buy MBB, bRRR highly priced home, goes to syndication that purchase MF with 30% discount....lot of method but the basic idea is , 2023 is the limited edition of 2008, and investing in 2009-2012 is the wet dream of real estate invstors LOL

As @Michael Le said the returns projected are for investors so the numbers need to reflect the returns they will see on their investment.

Thanks for sharing, this story has really inspired me because I also live outside of my home country and often reflect on the difficulties of trying to be a REI from afar.

I guess that's partly because I don't feel I have a whole lot to offer, but having reflected on that idea a little bit, I decided I'd start contributing in whichever small ways I can in an effort to give back something to this online community to whom I owe so much. 

If they reflect on your tax returns lenders do have ways to use the rental income to offset it.However you are correct when it comes to a DSCR loan making qualifying easier and it would be a business loan.1) Typically you would want to expect rates about 1% higher than a conventional invsestment properties ranging from the mid 8s to mid 9s right now depending on the specifics of the loan.

The increase in rates is likely to be reflected in mortgage rates. 

Find the more guaranteed and niche with the least resistance, then pursue it.That is the answer and anything else is a reflection of someone else's life pursuits.