Once it get's put in service as a rental property, they are required to claim depreciation and then recapture depreciation when they sell.

When you claim it as an investment property, somewhere you need to record the date that it entered into service as a rental property instead of your home. 

Thank you for you service to our nation.

Hi , I’m active service over here and yes that’s a bold move to resign from the Navy.

Vacancies are not as tight as a few years ago, but they are good considering the number of new units that have come into service in the past five years.  

Although not required, it helps if the agent knows about the Nomad investing strategy.Thanks.James Orr Real Estate Services LLC

I know that "out west" some states and even Medicare can have a claim against a property of someone who has used or is using state or federal services.

For the most part, I am very happy with the service, some are better than others, but overall it's been working well.

you are the answer they are looking for.If you have issues with that, then you could have an answering service take the initial call and fill out a questionaire and then only deal with the motivated sellers. 

There are services also that sell that info.