Hello, I am looking to renovate my grandma's house.

What if I am a part-time agent to qualify for the REP status via mainly RE agent activities (helping others in buying/selling houses) and then also have a couple of investment properties on the side that I manage myself to attain passive loss from those properties (via depreciation)? 

@Colleen Weaver - I would assume you are referring to a 5% down owner occupied loan, e.g. a house hack of sorts.

We clearly outline the early check-in and late check-out policies in the listing house rules and the automated messages we send out before check-in and before check-out.IF there is a violation we will send them a late check-out fee payment request.

I leave one in the living area , rest replace with light fixtures, Renters never clan them and when i do get the house have to replace them . finally said heck with it. 

So I have a question, I have a property that has a main dwelling and  that has a carriage house (ADU) in the back it was my first property ever bought I was severely underinsured on the carriage house.

I’ve done Zillow, filtered it based on Bathroom/bedroom size, home type, etc.I’ve found a few but in the event where houses for rent don’t show up (due to time of posting ?)

6 properties over 6 years is impressive.If you continue on this approach, you may be able to do better than 1 property per year if you make more money with your employer and are generating cash-flow from your renttal properties.Why switch strategies if you have something working for you?

That's not a cheap price and I would imagine one would have to have a pretty decent job even in NJ to qualify, and that it would be a nice area and nice house.

What are the specs of that house?