You get a lot of calls, e-mails or web site hits.

relatively new to the R/E scene.

I've seen it listed on Auction.com twice, but it didn't sell either time (didn't meet reserve).I'm very interested in this house since it is in my neighborhood (A class), a great location, great schools, it would make an awesome flip or buy and hold.The tax auditor website lists the owner information as follows:OwnerSEC OF HUD 4400 WILL ROGERS PKWY STE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73108 Tax Bill Mailing InfoUS DEPT OF HUD/T.ANDERSON THE WANAMAKER BLDG RE 100 E PENN SQ PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107 Is there a way to contact HUD about this property to make an offer?

However, with depreciation and expense, property tax and insurance, etc..her Schedule E income on line 26 came out to be 589$.

I'll reply to your e-mail shortly.

I started renting at $2,175 and next month the rent will be raised another $95 to $2,340.Looking at my 2013 Schedule E, I made $26,700 in rents and show Total expenses as $28,107 (depreciation, taxes, interest, repairs, gas).

He was a good guy but had no e-mail, no text, and no voice mail so it was tough to communicate with him.

According to http://livebaltimore.com/city-living-essentials/property-taxes/, Current (July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014) tax rates:Baltimore City: $2.248 for every $100 of assessed property valueMaryland State: $0.112 for every $100 of assessed property valueSo, I'm terrible at math but it seems like I should be able to take an assessed property value, divide by 100, then multiply that times 2.36.But then when I calculate the taxes based on tax assessment, for example, in this listing: http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/322-E-33rd-St-Baltimore-MD-21218/36477903_zpid/, and trying a few years' worth of assessments and taxes, I get a number that is about $50-55 off.

Sorry for the delay and I think I've sent e-mails to the others who have ordered.

I understand the Schedule E tax form but I also ways give a receipt.