Generally, they'll recognize 50% (some banks may recognize more) of the rent and 100% of SOME of the expenses in determining your borrowing ability. 

We have spoken with state senators about this, and they recognize and acknowledge the problems, but I don't see any movement.

This is meant as a series of questions to you, as in:1 - What are you looking for,2 - How fast are you anticipating being an expert,3 - Are you willing to accumulate info, and build knowledge,4 - Will you recognize "it" when you get there?

See the cell phone companies have caught on to text message blasts and have written impressive algorithms that can recognize if you're blasting or not.

@Victoria Cashin You can only set up the Series LLC in a state that allows the in-state formation of Series LLCs, even though all states recognize a Series LLC.

@Nwakaego OnikeAs a contractor, As soon as he recognized additional work outside the original contract was needed he should have stopped all work and communicate with you.

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

@Thomas H.McNeill There are two modes of thinking on this, and both have their merits.1) Year leases will "keep" good tenants at the property, as they will honor the agreement they signed and recognize that there's a legally binding contract which they have to follow.

In the last quarter, they recognized $48.7M in rent revenue.

I think you'd only be able to recognize the loss if it's business and not personal property, but I'm not positive.Good luck!