Fwiw, I keep calling my elected officials (and radio stations that broadcast tenant biased reporting)...            

Hi all,Attached is the Real Estate Report Card for Kansas City, MO.

What are your best practices for accepting an applicant who has a credit report showing active collections? 

Several of us here have said rents will have to jump, and here it comes.Anecdotal reports from KXAN of increases in the 40% range.https://www.kxan.com/investiga...

Or the inspection report was really rough.

City Property/Tax Records (Same owner for 30+ years, Assessment value $131k, last refinanced in 2005)County Lein Records (Tax lien was released to allow mortgage company to auction, owes $19,400 in back property taxes)Report from AuctioneerNotice of Sheriff's Auction from CountyResearched comps in the area to know possible market value ($185k-$215k)Looked at images from Google maps street viewIt's vacant and I've driven by it a few timesI know we'll be able to go in an look around at the auction but other than that, is there any other information I might want to look up before auction day?

How are investors taking this deduction is they do not have income to report on a schedule C?

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There's a seller provided inspection report that I could use some help ball parking.I would be willing to pay anyone for their time who is willing to help.The house is in Seattle city limits FYI.Thank you.