I find that Baltimore has the most over inflated potential rental incomes that are supplied by sellers and Realtors.

Hard to believe, but the area of private money lending is certainly ruled by supply and demand.

And there in lies the purpose of the rule that ALL sales of equity sold are considered a security by definition and what we then to is supply exception to the rule.

Ironically enough, the WSJ (Wall St Journal) published another article today titled, 'Home Prices Climb as Supply Dwindles.'

I have understood the same from the websites like you mentioned they typically report higher because they do not dig as deep.For an accurate score you might reach out to a mortgage broker or banker and see if they will supply you with a credit report, you might have to pay $15-20 but it will be accurate.

yes, it is a gas boiler with one gas supply, probobly as old as the building. in not sure about raising rents, maybe slightly. but still could only get maybe 100 more month altogether.

(Boy what I could do with a steady supply of 6-8% money!!)

Per the Michigan Court of Appeals, Quoting Stock Building Supply LLC v.

There is no requirement, tax wise or for any other reason that your "books" must be done by a CPA, an accountant or even be in accordance with acceptable accounting principles (to some extent) what is required tax wise is to keep track of your income and expenses in a consistant manner so that such items can be identified.If you just write the check number down in a book and write out what it is for, paint, cleaning supplies, carpet shampoo, those are expenses and you subtract it for the money you receive from rents.Code your checks and deposits, a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h (later you could go to a-1, b-1) each represents a property.

If you are concerned with they tenant trying to withdrawal, move the money from the account after rents are paid.I have used this strategy and have a love/hate relationship. what I have done is supplied the tenant with deposit slips that are clearly marked with the address to keep deposits straight.