@Joseph Porturica Yes sir I do. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/t... is one happening this Tuesday and is about Subject To's and Creative Financing.

Rental income is reported on Schedule E of your personal tax return.You get to depreciate the house, but not the land, and deduct this from your rental income on Schedule E, along with your other rental expenses. 

So, "evict" is not an option for our HOA.The tenant pays for electricity in his unit directly to PG&E (utility); he does not have a circuit in the carport area, where he charges his car.We are leaning toward lockboxes on outlets in carport area, hopefully a simple solution, but probably not, if owner engages an attorney.Will probably file a Lien for the estimated amount due from tenant's past charging.Will also post notices.Stephen

I will look into A-B-E for now.

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Hi @Lauren E Dickerson, you'll want to talk to your bank about your options but two common ways are cash out refis and HELOCs.

The E.

Your property-related expenses for your buy-and-holds will go on a Schedule E.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

@Lynnette E. the process sounds like what currently happens for a short sale if there are lien holders....