Do I need to use form 8825 to report the expenses, even if we have no properties? 

Learned to cut that expense, upkeep, etc., and from what I'm learning, just one less thing that I have to worry about as far as inspections.

Sometimes you’ll get a reservation right away but for me it’s taken 3-4 weeks on average to get a confirmed reservation.

Not only that, but an all debt deal is just a terrible idea for a first timer as it won’t cash flow with today’s rates and the first unexpected expense slams you into begging mode.Save, save, save.  

The DSCR is a bit more expensive, but it only cash-flows the property and does not require them to do a full-income documentation loan to you.

Here I'm thinking what's your current expenses like in your home?

H mentions that --> It Just Doesn’t Make Sense to Buy Apartment Complexes at Current Valuations /  The Outlook for Rent Growth Is Poor in 2024 /  Expenses Eat Into Multifamily Profit /  Interest Rates Will Not Come to the Rescue J Scott is on the other side of the tracks and saying that Multifamily is Likely to Start Recovering.

According to the Houston Association of Realtors’ January 2024 Rental Market Update, single-family home rentals were up fractionally year-over-year, with the average rent up 2.5 percent to $2,225.

Read this detailed blog post.https://medium.com/p/ef0480228574Real Estate News in BriefWhile it’s disappointing to see average mortgage rates back near 7%, the rate cuts will come eventually, and the increase in the national inventory of homes available for sale is encouraging.

For more expensive units, I consistently have had the best luck on the MLS on the north side.