Of course not.

Any tips, leads are very appreciated!

Of course, an accountant/CPA can explain this far better than I could

Just curious.For multiple different reasons, I wanna help people with good rentals and stable housing, I want to create a more passive income and grow the value of my portfolio and one day I would like to achieve financial freedom I know that all this takes time and hard work of course 

Some properties would meet the math if they were bought, renovated and re-rented at up-to-date market rents however after reading online I am realizing that landlords can be in trouble for "renovicting" tenants of the previous owner with the sole intention to increase rent afterwards. 

The AppFolio app that is used to manage the rental property has overcharged beyond the legal 12%many times and the bookkeeping for historical payments from tenants has been doctored to show different amounts and to correct thelmistakes made by the online algorithm! 

(I know there is lot of debates on this topic in BP but am still confused going through YouTube and other online blogs) (mortgage: It’s investor loan with 25% down and I assuming there is no due to sale clause) 2.

Reno is a booming city with tons of tax incentives being offered to businesses and of course the tax free status offer to owner-occupants.

I have only found one online that advertises this option and their phone number is disconnected.

any tips or tricks?