For example, if you're looking for homes with basements... the MLS options you're considering may not have any inputted data for the "basement" section because there are no basements in those listings)- could be a convo to have with the agent's broker about how they're approaching the search strategy and that you're not happy with it- How did you "go on the MLS"?

I've seen a few different options for calculating depreciation and am wondering how to get the most bang for my buck.Any guidance is greatly appreciated, thanks.

Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC): If you already own a home with some equity built up, a HELOC can be a fantastic option.

I think that if there is no possibility of leaving then your options are limited.

Option 1) Have it fixed by a professional.

Additionally, you always have the option of loading up on a ton of insurance and putting it under your name.

However the tenant is telling me they have personal issue and wants to move out of the lease or asking me options to break the contract. 

These markets can provide more stable rental income even with higher interest rates.Creative Financing: Explore creative financing options such as seller financing, private money lenders, or partnerships to reduce the amount of cash you need to invest upfront and improve cash flow.It's also good to conduct thorough market research, analyze rental comps, vacancy rates, and property management costs to ensure that the property will cash flow effectively.

It has been 100% occupied and currently returns a positive cash flow of $1,000.

I’m looking into this option too.