The biggest mistakes landlords tend to make on their tax returns generally have to do with fixed assets / depreciation...the 3115 can be a godsend in these situations...great post!

Most are posted on meetup.com, some are on FB. 

Originally posted by @Daniel Bautista:Thats a good question, Just purchased Batchleads.io membership to give it ago, So far it has the Skip Trace feature and able to obtain mortgage and lien info of leads but, I though it was fine and dandy until I wanted to see how the current MLS data reflects on there.

Even with all the information available on line today investors seem to concentrate on techniques and methods, and do not learn the fundamentals necessary for analyzing  investment deals.  

Some contractors are also willing to give you contact information of their clients so you can talk to them and gain insights.

This is simply an informal discussion on the potential tax/legal dynamics of this situation!

@Paige Seeley - If I am understanding the hart of your post correctly, you are balancing the decision to put more money down, in order to have better cashflow, vs going with a lower down payment (keeping cash in your control) but having a higher monthly payment. 

For the most accurate and detailed information, it's recommended to refer to local real estate listings and market reports or consult with real estate professionals who are active in these areas. 

This is beneficial to those who also want to leverage OPM in order to get started.In summary, if I could remove my previous post I would.

Any input would be appreciated. don't do townhouses that's crazy. three story walk ups. don't reinvent the wheel. make them way smaller. 2 beds, 700 sq ft. check some posts I have online I have Floorplans and elevations of the triplex we build infill for Columbus Ohio