Not sure if you have a direct question, but reading the questions between the lines on when a property is actually considered to be in service.Facts and circumstances.Generally for a rental property it is "in service" when it is "ready and available for rent" - meaning you are marketing it for rent, and a tenant could utilize a property that day.

If you google “Brandon Turner podcast” you’ll find it and then you can read the excerpts of each episode going backwards by date until you find it.

I would be interested as well, let me know if this comes together.

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Seems like this property is not really cash flowing on year 1 or 2 but there is a good potential for appreciation if I buy and hold.

I am not looking to refinance since this rates are in the 3% range.

This might be my favorite color scheme.

It's been months since I started using this platform.

This covers extra cleaning and still keeps fees reasonable for guests. 

Hello All,I have found a few posts on this topic but still hoping for a bit of clarification in regard to this specific situation.I currently have a tenant that is wanting his good friend who is ill to move in with him so that he can take care of him.