@Jason E.

I have as Kiyosaki would say been an E my whole life and my goal is to transition to an I.I currently am working two jobs.

Your best bet, however, might be to expense the interest you pay on your Schedule E as an expense against your rental income.

@David DavidWe have to make guesses because of the limited details you provided.If you have a Sch C business, say a general contractor business, and you use a space that you own as a warehouse for your business, then you deduct all expenses, such as local property taxes, utilities and depreciation of this property on the same Sch C.If you use half of it for your own GC business and rent the other half to someone else's business, then the rental income goes on Sch E.

Of course, you have to invest in FF&E if you decide to go that route.

Hey Biggerpockets,Ive been doing direct mail for about a year now, Ive purchase a few properties off of it but I was curious what criteria some of you wholesalers/flippers that have done it for awhile and had success are using? 

A bigger group means more sharing of ideas and better networking.Agenda:6:00 - 6:30 Sign In and Networking6:30 - 7:00 Group Networking, Have/Want,Property For Sale7:00 - 8:00 Wholesaling with Dan Clarton8:00- 8:30 Q&A and MastermindLOCATION: 6776 E.

Doing a condo refi and want to find THE cost effective option; especially for a mail away closing.

The letter is mailed and also emailed.   

Prior to when the lease is up Section 8 should be sending you a form in the mail asking if there was any damage/rent owed on the unit.