Hi Jennifer B. and welcome to BP!

As a result, you can expect: More financing optionsLower ratesLonger fixed rate terms and amortizationsHigher leverage (up to 80% with options for mezzanine debt or equity)Asset is primary source of collateral with no personal guarantees (non-recourse)Lower debt service coverage requirements (as low as 1.15:1)Depending on the market, CAP rates in the 4%-6% rangeClass B and C assets lose some interest from institutional investors and borrowers typically obtain financing from banks, agency lenders and specific purpose REITs.

Break lease...Another oneMy EAOS is in March.  

I know landlords that charge an additional $50 per month during months November-March to help covering heating costs. 

I am 28 almost 29 in March and recently engaged.

I know applying a band aid isn't always a good call, but if I can get a few more years out of it, sure, sign me up.

I have planned and booked a trip in march to go to Arlington,TX and feel it out being that i've never been to Texas ( i do have plenty of family out there however.)

We also found Mason-Mcduffie had screwed us on the mortgage side of the deal.That is when I started taking some real estate classes and begin my march to becoming a broker.

@Jim B.  And

Just report on you schedule b, you will probably get a computer generated letter from irs asking why you did not report 1099 int with associated ein just write them back provide a copy of the schedule b, and explain it is a "disregarded entity " and the 1099 improperly used the ein instead of your ssn.