@Randall E Collins thanks for the note.

You name it, it's been updated.3930 S Brook Street $130k - Leased through May 2022 - Perfect payment history - 8% CAP rate642 E Ormsby Ave Rear $110k - Leased through May 2021 (current tenant looking to renew lease) - Perfect payment history - 8% CAP rate642 E Ormsby Ave $180k - Lease expires March 2021 - 8.9% CAP rateMike (Side Door Properties, LLC)502-509-4556

Addition of a provision allowing the owner to terminate the lease as described in this clause to a new or renewed rental agreement or fixed-term lease constitutes a similar provision for the purposes of subparagraph (E) of paragraph (1).Note it explicitly states “if a provision of the lease allows owner to terminate the lease if the owner ...”.  

If by Net Operating Losses you mean Passive Loss Carryovers, those should all flow to your Schedule E, offset any income there, and then ordinary income on the 1040.  

Modern windows have Low E filtering built in, which reduces the amount of infrared light penetrating the window and the amount of interior heat / cooling that escapes.

I'm looking at purchasing a single family unit in West Philadelphia (E.

It's Bend and I don't even understand why prices are so high there based on incomes.However:1) If you make E/M non-refundable, make sure there is some clause to the effect of "barring seller default". 

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

I'm actually reading it right now, and they're doing a promo where they will send you the E-book for free. www.lifeonaire.com/freebook (Hopefully I can post that link without getting reported).

Those are the REAL numbers and NOT some BS ProForma by the broker.If they're real (ie backed by an actual rent roll and I&E), it seems a pretty good deal.