@Greyden PiechnickYour mom's CPA/accountant is not explaining it correctly or not doing her return correctly.She is  eligible to write off real estate related expenses on her return regardless of her(including stepdad's) income including depreciation.There are some limitations when the income level is above $100,000 / $150,000.

There are several of them. https://certifiedtaxcoach.org/five-tips-to-avoiding-the-tax-hazards-of-renting-to-relatives/#:~:text=Rent%20at%20Fair%20Market%20Value&text=If%20they%20rent%20below%20fair,for%20more%20than%2014%20days.

I really like the far west and northwest side of town as I grew up and lived in these areas and know them really well - plus when I do start investing I like that it is an attractive option for active duty being relatively close to Lackland.

It’s a relatively safe investment due to the fact that regardless of stock market position, people still need a place to work and live.

I can help with any insurance related questions if needed!

Don't think you'd get the DA to file, but probably enough of a bargaining chip to get all your earnest back and be able to walk relatively whole.

Hello All -I have been running a relatively successful business for 15 years which has allowed me to save a lot of money while still living a good lifestyle.

Realistically this is the only routethese are excellent points of being a landlord in Texas   even though landlord friendly but that seems to only relate to booting them out not collecting bad debt..

Also, not sure if i will be much help as it relates to Mobile Homes. 

Read the book deals on wheels by Lonnie ScruggsDrive the parks in the neighborhoods you may be interested in working in then start building relationships with the owner/managersif you just want to rent mobile homes or if you going to sell them you need to be in relatively nice safe parks Good luck