Welcome to NoVa @E Roba  Could always use a bird dog.

Also those assumptions are good, but try to get some utility bills and the schedule E from the seller.

If it is currently rented you can ask for the schedule E.

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send me a PM I get a daily e mail from them .... and when it comes in I will forward to you.. can't recall their name as I am not active in that market for the reasons I stated above.in the PM have your direct e mail address..

After my last 2 purchases, Clackamas county has sent a letter wanting to verify that the transaction was at arms-length (to properly assess I'm guessing).  

I worked up an annual operating report based of numbers they provide (off their schedule E is great).

Jeffery Griggs all problems I can attribute to me being a novice, first time investor - I bought the property over priced through an online investor network without conducting proper due diligence, I allowed the seller to get away with not fulfilling their promise to place a Section 8 tenant prior to closing and not fixing the noted deficiencies in the inspection.

I think you need to ask for a W-8 BEN-E from the international entity or perhaps another form (W-BEN possibly W-9 depending on the facts).

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