Some of the strategies I've used in the past are:-comparable sales data nearby-take pictures to show damage or deteriorating conditions of the property-show low rental income or conditions if applicableAny advice would be appreciated.

I'm hearing stuff like you have to pay relocation costs based on # of years they have lived there or some expenses I think are absolutely crazy.

I learned a ton as a first time home buyer with very low risk.

Saunders has low agent fees.

Im moving to San Diego next year and want to buy a house hack but its insanely expensive.

I was thinking of getting one for my property's LLC and then adding myself as an employee with a separate card, cancel my card I have for personal use, and expense the annual fee for the business card.If I have a business card as an employee, what are your thoughts on using that "employee" card for my personal expenses so I can track them and pay them separately.  

My knowledge is limited and there are obviously variables in location, size of units, amenities, expenses, TI, etc.

Being able to enter all expenses, mortgage, mortgage interest, sewage, water, security , gas/electricity , cost segregation study to depreciate it  over 5,7,15 years as opposed to the 27.5 years. 

Interest rates are not going down anytime soon, and your expenses are going to continue to increase as well as your taxes and insurance.

After paying debts, they have $4,000 left, but they have to handle the expenses of four people, including growing children.EXAMPLE B: Single 70-year-old making $4,000 a month with no debt.