TIAI work with an investor who has been buying SF rentals in Anderson for the last few years.

Lastly, I started to listen to a few of David Greene's videos on Bigger Pockets. 

When I show my rental to potential buyers I give them 3 years of rental history with the average utility expenses and what I paid for taxes and insurance over those last three years as well. 

Pete area to house-hack in the last two months.

Complex stuff for the "average Joe/Jane" but simple stuff for accountant/CPA that can all but answer without thinking, because you've answered it 47 times, in last week/month whatever. 

Talk to the tenants and ask if there have been any problems with the gas as the usage has increased compared to last year.Without separate meters, have each unit pay 50% of the bill assuming the units are similar size. 

The Condo base on the last Title Study done in March 2019 is worth 150k the title is clean (it means it does not own any money) but because of the situation can get the private banks open a line of credit. 

I’m in a handful of syndications and they are all making 0% right now, with likely loss of principle in most.

However, this should be a last resort as it doesn’t take into account specific characteristics of your property.

Yet the city council is arguing because there hasn't been anyone in there for the last year or so, they have been abandoned.