The original property was built in 1953 and another unit was added in 2007.

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@Chris Emmanuel I was originally working a W2 and flipping on the side.

Another option is to ask your insurance company what the replacement costs would be as they have all that data as well and use it for underwriting policies. 

Originally posted by @Joe Marshall:No advice on who to choose, but for the applicant who had a few late payments, maybe get 12 checks in advance all post dated for due date or have auto payment from their bank to yours every due date Thanks I would definitely put in some control to ensure payment as much as possible.

Originally posted by @Larry Caper:@Ann Bellamy If you do not mind, could you please go into detail of what macroeconomical trends you follow/analyze/shift through when determining where we're at in a cycle?

Originally posted by @Mark Sewell:Attend local meetups and get new spouse.... kidding, kidding....

Originally posted by @Aly Vizcarra:Welcome Jack! 

Hi AaronThe original owners are retiring and are wanting to travel.

Originally posted by @Michael Pham:You could argue the the activity is not regular and continuous enough in order to be considered a trade or business, so it would be a capital gain.