First, should I wait until after that date to enter into a realtor contract to sell the property to insure that I get the presumption that my intent has been to hold it as an investment property? 

Hi, all. I closed on my rental property in January 2018, but I incurred expenses to buy it at the end of 2017. Normally, it's pretty straight forward on Turbo Tax, when the expenses to purchase a rental and the income...

The longest I've had to wait for rent was a month because we didn't complete the paperwork by the date when they issue payment for the month.   

The auction purchaser's right to close is contingent upon the outcome of that suit.If the auction purchaser wants out of the deal to pursue other opportunities, the terms agreed to may reference a closing date and what occurs if marketable title cannot be delivered at that time.

If it is discovered that pets are habited in the premises without informing the Landlord a $35.00 fee for dogs, $25.00 fee for cats and $25.00 fee for other pets per month will be assessed retroactive to the date commencing the Rental Agreement.10.

All they have to fill out is the date and amount. 

Looking at properties online (MLS, Auction Sites, etc), physically looking at properties in consideration, putting in offers, going to closings, meeting contractors, checking progress on projects, going to RE meets, going to RE seminars, driving time to these events and locations?

In addition the real estate investment journey in flipping/whole tailing (no deals to date, still on the hunting mission, we’ll get there), my wife and I are considering moving out of our home (70% Ltv, been our homestead for >3yrs), getting rid of PMI to lower mortgage payment then renting it out as a positive cash flowing long term investment and buying/moving into a new home then rinse repeat in another 2 years.

This means reaching out to people online, going to local meetups, and getting to make friends with as many people as possible.

Looking at the photos, everything looks out of date.