Probably not the lenders posting here but make sure you ask the right questions.

Hi Caroline,I had asked on a separate post if points on a rental property are tax-deductible in the year the property was purchased, and this is the answer I got:"Here's a general guideline:Points Paid for Acquisition of Rental Property: If you paid points to purchase your rental property, generally, you can deduct the entire amount of points in the year of purchase.

Originally posted by @Ryan Schuler:A friend of mine is Trying to decide on a new heating unit.

A couple of things - I hope you have clearly documented with text, video and photos the pre-move in condition of the property and the walkthrough reflecting damages post move out. 

I figured I would post here and see if anyone had suggestions.I make $150,000.

As a licensed agent, I understand the importance of building relationships and I believe that this forum can be a great place to do just that.Please note that this post is not intended to be self-promotional, but rather an opportunity for me to introduce myself and get to know the members of this community.

Hi Jacqueline-Great questions and I also help investors as an agent in Michigan.Typically, I work with investors that like a particular area I have written content about and have shared on Facebook real estate investor groups in those areas or posted on my website.Then, I work with them to define their investing goals and specific buyer criteria so we are only looking at properties that fit that.It has not been a problem working with investors after defining their buying criteria because only a few properties will meet that criteria.To your success!

you might want to post this under Classifieds Forum if you're trying to sell something.

I can't post phone number/emails in the forum, but you could look him up easily enough if you wanted to.

A little over a year ago, I wrote a post that received over 10k views.