Stop hanging out with your deadbeat buddies that spend all day drinking, talking sports, and otherwise wasting away.

IF it all comes of easily, then you could list it for sale.

I have been researching the Huntsville market for some time now, and one day I realized that there were a lot of rental listings on Zillow that had been sitting for more than 100 days, which is a red flag to me.

Of the tasks that you listed, only #1 count toward REPS hours for a rental property investor.

There is a ton of info out there so I would do a search (Google or similar) and start reading up on how to get noticed on the various search engines.He's trying to list his property as a business via Google my Business. 

On the second question, you can only qualify for 100% depreciation if it was occupied or listed for rent in December of this year.

That means picking up the phone and talking to them.

Give me a call if you're interested in talking further. 

Everyone talks about cashing out equity to buy more investments, but they fail to account for the cost of cashing that equity out, and they certainly don't mention the dangers of over-leverageing.It was hard to fail 5-10 years ago because the market conditions were ripe for investing.

Check out local listings for similar properties and see what others are charging for rooms.