If they do, please have them call me:)Your swing in value for the property,unless significant improvements have been made, will raise eyebrows as well. 

Environmental hazards like asbestos or mold.Can you manage to swing the deal?

Have had only one real issue with them and Greg called himself from the golf course :) to assure us it was being handled.

It looks like the pricing for the legal condotels in Waikiki is on the rise now that tourism is back pretty much in full swing and the City is cracking down on the illegal properties. 

Also, you can only deduct losses against regular income if you are actively managing your property (no concrete definition, but you have to be the decision maker, not necessarily swinging a hammer) or you are a real estate professional (working over 750 hours a year in RE).Example:W-2 income $95,000Rental property Rental income $13,000Taxes $3,000Maintenance $2,000Mortgage interest $5,000Depreciation $7,000Rental loss that I report to the IRS on Schedule E: $-4,000 ($13,000-$3,000-$2,000-$5,000-$7,000)So when I do my taxes, I get to tell the IRS I made $91,000 instead of $95,000.

You can always counter with whatever terms you like in an effort to swing the momentum back in your favor.

I've partnered up with another guy and have done a pseudo dry run on a property that we wanted to look at on a golf course.

But my then girlfriend moved to Florida for school, and I work swing shift with a week off every month, so I would work all the overtime I could during the 3 weeks and fly to Florida for my week off every month.

So they want to send me into combat (i.e. 2018 post Dodd Frank Act mortgage market) riding donkey, swinging a butter knife!  

They are renting for about 2800/m for a 3bed/1 1/2 bath.I'm trying to swing in around 2100/m and am trying to put some polish on the place to get it up there.Right now I think the product I have can rent around 1800/m and sell quickly.