@Daniel Hoffmann @John UnderwoodThis was an IRS error and was addressed in a recent reputable publication for tax pros: Rental Property Mortgage Insurance—IRS MistakeOnline at the IRS frequently asked rental property questions, you will find the following incorrect question and answer: Question: Can you deduct private mortgage insurance (PMI) premiums on rental property?

The $750 rent rate is absolutely a fact for the 43612 and 43613 zip code 3-bedroom houses, this is a very stable area and I buy there any chance I get.Your lower end neighborhoods - central city (43607), North (43608), South (43609) and East side (43605) are all a crap shoot for the advanced investor and certain death for newbies buying from the many wholesalers who frequent this site and Craigslist / Facebook.

Also follow up some with them somewhat frequently like maybe every 3 weeks to keep you on their mind so maybe when they get pocket listings they will contact you.

A few ones that I know of who post frequently to this forum are @Daniel Hyman and @Nicholas Aiola, among others!

We have a $999 onboarding fee but frequently waive it.Hope that helps!

You do know that almost every national weather event is less frequent and less powerful than decades ago right?

RevMax is charging us a reasonable per unit price versus 1% of revenue, which can frequently be $5,000 a month.

Should the lease payment adjust annually or less frequently?

Seems anywhere is defensive and the insurance premium is so high Some of the people say hurricane are frequent yrly

In some areas, there are limitations on how much and how frequently rents can be increased.