So, if you don’t get approved, you’ll have to start the eviction process which will also take several weeks until the tenant is officially out. 

She let me know yesterday that the hospital may push her start date back a week — sounds like it’s due to laggy intake processes (not her fault). 

If you look at the macroeconomics in Columbus, you'll see exactly why - population growth, job growth, and tons of companies moving and developing here.

I have read and watched a lot about it so I have surface understanding of how it works, but I feel that I do not really know much about details like tax implications , among other things that could influence my decision to start investing.

I'd like to start small with 1-2 STR tiny house(s) or other less expensive "alternate housing" options (yurt, airstream, etc).

I literally have our inspectors plug in the device and we're up.The last benefit, which wasn't even intended at the start, is guest email collection. 

In essence you have to prove your house isn’t worth what they say it is worth – and since they started 15% below market – you have to be able to justify the argument that your house is worth (say) 25% less to get a 10% reduction in your taxes.  

I am starting to think about selling the unit since rent is $2,300 and my P&I&Taxes are sitting at $2,100.

Looking to start in Memphis buying long-term rentals or flipping.

I'm not sure where to start with private money or hard money lending when it comes to covering rehab costs on a rental property that we already own.