@Shawn CallanThis may be State specific, but in New Mexico the seller chooses whether he wants the Realtor to reveal terms of the offer when signing a listing agreement.  

Of course, you would choose the larger of the two options (standard or itemized)If you are talking about a rental, well there isn’t anything to itemize.Sounds like you are asking a personal tax question on an investment forum...

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Investors benefit when rentals are in high demand because they have a larger pool of potential tenants to choose from, and opportunities to increase the rents to match the increased demand.3.

As a rule of thumb, I try to just run general numbers on properties before choosing what I go look at.So couple questions, do you have a contractor that is familiar with fire burn out properties?  

However you can not have more than one FHA loan at once. so if you look to buy another property it will have to be 20% down (or more in some cases). for the operating expenses, i usually calculate with 5% vacancy, 7% for repair and maintenance, 9% cap ex and if you choose to use a property manager their fee which us usually around 10%. these percentages are taken from your rental income so the $1600. 

Here are some options you can choose:1) set up a business was account that has zelle.  

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Also, don't choose your deal solely for higher cashflow because you're splitting it.

I think that whichever option you choose you are still heading in the right direction.