These concepts will affect her qualifying.

Let's pretend your depreciation for building was $500.So your journal entry for 12/31/13 would be a debit to depreciation expense and a credit to accumulated depreciation building.

To expand upon the concept of owning residential rental property as an investment, once you execute the lease, you have entered into a new segment.

Speaking of intrinsic values takes us into economics, not the OPs question I don't think seeking the basic financial concept of equity which was explained well by, James, J.

The wording in ads in the Providence Journal say:Mortgagee's Notice OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE ...

Twice today I've seen posts that demonstrate a gross misunderstanding of the 50% rule, so I thought it would behoove me to start yet another thread explaining this concept to my fellow knowledge-seekers.The misconception I've seen is encapsulated in a statement similar to:"I'm working on a deal that meets the 50% rule . . ."

We understand how Real State works and its concepts.

This will probably sound "testy" in tone - or maybe a better work is "defensive" -but I see this come up alot on BP (the concept of investing/selling/buying real etate and FRIENDS) and other boards as well so I'm going to comment.

I've always been thrilled with the concept of the real estate game and one of my goals in life is to build a real estate portfolio with rental properties along with flipping in the future.

Have you discussed the concept of equitable interest and what it means?