We just won't fix every minor fault they find.

For example, if I'm pursuing a highly distressed vacant property and I have a data set that shows me the owner is deceased or 97 years old I know immediately the owner is either deceased or likely deceased and the databases just aren't showing it yet (by law, they have to wait a certain amount of time to post death record) and that I need to zero in on the relatives and associates.    

@Amanda Galindo I have been using REISkip for the past few months with a fairly good amount of success.

Yet, these forecasts have not come to pass.The expert, who has been unwavering in their analysis, estimated that defaulted CRE loans would only comprise about 2% of total loans, amounting to $92 billion.

Where the owner pays for the amount of time spent on the scooter.

You want to invest just to have a place to live and potentially offsetting your mortgage payment by renting out the vacated rooms or having x amount of cashflow in the future?

I also have a full time job, which really limits the amount of time I can dedicate to rental properties.

I know for commercial applications, the IRS will reduce the basis of depreciation for the solar panels by one-half of the tax credit amount allowed (15%).

And oh yes, they have no idea how long it will take to fix the error.

@Cora Gilmore to add to what @Michael Smythe said:Since the IRS views your management company as an agent acting on your behalf, the gross income amount you see on your 1099 reflects all funds received by the manager on your behalf.