I just started getting my financing together and can't wait to get the ball rolling!

Anything that is not deductible is rolled forward to the following year.4. 

A sale, may or may not create taxable income depending on the basis of the property and whether they utilize 1031 exchange to roll proceeds into another property.In general, REITs are stable consistent dividend yielding investment instruments.

My wife and I(no kids) are currently renting a place a 2 bedroom condo with 2 underground parking for $1430 and I recently I have been thinking of buying a house cause I want to get things rollings a bit.

Brings in $11k/month in income and $4k/mo in cash flow after all expenses (this is after verifying/questioning owner's rent roll)- 19 MHs, all POHs.

My tenant claimed there's mold in the unit (there was ~2 sq ft), I had an air quality test done in January, it passed - https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Fast forward to February, she claims there's still mold in the air.

Here are some questions:1) If you are able to, once you roll over what your TSP savings into a QRP, can you sill contribute to the TSP?

When doing due diligence on multi family properties, if the current owner does not have a rent roll or formal T12 or P&L how can I verify the income of the property?

I believe it's harder to find great deals this way, but are not rolling the dice as much on the front end.

You can also roll your own.