I assume turbo tax or other programs would, too.2.

I also used a program called PDF Split and Merge at Keller Williams.

But if the interest rates are higher in 2014 and then your tenant doesn't qualify for a mortgage, you may have missed an opportunity to sell.A good friend of mine is a serious full time real estate investor told me that he never sold a property at a loss.

I want cash-flowing properties and I like the section 8 program.

I will order a diminished value report, which will basically tell us the value of the 11 feet and FATICO will compensate you for the loss of that 11 feet.

As the banks have probably realized large losses, they sometimes are unwilling to expend any time or money, and further liability.

Try this link, some very useful information and discussion herehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/95/topics/76167-duplex-rental-fire---likely-total-loss

Hi; when I first learned of lease options I remember reading that even US government programs used or provided financing for them.

I've been in touch with an attorney who deals in RE, and asked if I have a case for a claim to recover any losses, and am still waiting to hear back.

Your question seems to be asking how they would know because you want to follow that approach, which makes me pause....Since the bank is a loss payee on the hazard policy, yes, they will notice.They also notice names on tax bills being paid.They notice if there is an insured loss to the property.They may also notice someone else is paying the loan.They also audit loans, and bank examiners audit loans and occupancy can be verified easily.