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Each lender may offer a loan product that is slightly different.

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Their Market Minder product is really cheap when you pruchase for only one zipcode, which is what I would suggest opposed to the 100 mile radius you mentioned.

If it is in your name or in the name of a one member LLC, you would use Schedule E on your personal 1040.

By the book: CRLTO 5-12-130(E)(3):(e)Abandonment.

We decided to liquidate the project since our rents appeared to be at the height of what they could potentially be.

Our MLS is on an e-key that only agents and appraisers can get access to (that I know of). 

@Lynnette E. that is a great point!

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