Toxic waste.Sometimes it’s hard to separate well-intended, perhaps over-exuberant operators from those offering gimmicks, but the outcome is often the same.

I have regretted every single sale we have done.Learn more about your local rental market and the specific houses you are competing with.Put together some long term models, 10-15-20 years and consider appreciation, rent increases etc. and make your decision based on an objective analysis of your overall financial condition over that time.You will probably see pay increases over time, your primary will get easier to pay for and in a few years you will really appreciate the growing margin between income and expenses by keeping the rental.

Specifically the plumbing and foundation. 

I haven't seen much online about specifics about numbers or what all it would take, so I am coming here for any past experiences or advice.Thanks!! 

First off, it's a bit tricky to say if it's a "good" investment without knowing your specific situation.

Also, QBO's frequent updates and improvements ensure that it continues to meet the evolving needs of real estate investors.Ultimately, the choice of bookkeeping software will depend on your specific business needs and preferences. 

I understand that they are looking at income and assets… my question was specifically about how mortgage companies view depreciation on existing properties…

@Christine Letch generally yes but definitely check with each specific area you're looking at

I can listen to books and educate myself on whatever I want while at the gym, in the car, etc.Audible has been game changing for me as I can't read fast but can absorb audio information quickly and thoroughly.I have read/listened a few higher level books and am starting to focus on learning more about specific topics.Below is what I have read so far.

Chapter 15 specifically.