Bank Alternate Stated loans (these lenders are not banks and borrowers do not need to submit tax returns to qualify for these types of loans).

@Jennifer Kobasic I think the deal looks like it will cashflow as you mentioned, but if you're in it for the returns it seems you'll get about 3% cash on cash return with 20% down (assuming you do zero repairs/upgrades) - and probably more like 2 - 2.5% when factoring in closing costs (others correct me if I'm wrong please) - I think most investors look for 7% or more cash ROI though.  

He would own the lien on the building and it's only a two-year commitment with a really good return.

My situation unfortunately disqualifies me for a conventional loan at the moment, as I only have 1 year of work history/tax returns in the US.I was previously employed in the UK, however due to a 1 year gap in employment history (whilst I was going through the immigration process and was legally not allowed to work) my lender has told me they will not be able to complete the loan.This leads me to commercial loans!

The listing agent is not returning my calls or responding to my emails.

What I would like to know is how much did you spend on education, was it worth it to you, and how much of a return have you made that you would contribute to your education. 

You just have to play nicely with the SEC like what @Robert Borr was saying.Step #1- Just go meet people that you believe would be interested in learning what you have to say in the future (Don't talk about returns, etc. 

The one this morning  is just a discussion and owners won't be allowed to speak up.I'm mostly bummed because I was hoping for a 1000% return on that tent in my garage.  ;-)

The form is submitted with your current years returns and allows you to retroactively claim accelerated depreciation, usually giving you a huge chunk in the first year!

I was a “seasoned landlord” at the time, meaning 2yrs of LL on my tax returns, so I was credited 75% if current rents (they were all occupied) toward my income in the DTI requirements.