I found that if I disputed every negative item, that some of them had to be removed because the creditor didn't respond to the verification inquiry from the credit bureau.If you have high credit card utilization rates, but very few inquiries, then your scores can actually improve by asking for credit limit increases. 

Often times tenants have divorce, car accidents, loss of employment and health issues.One of the things landlords have to be careful about is tenants want to make their problems the landlords problem.First your want to let her know that you are truly sorry that she is having medical problems.If you are wanting to waive some of the rent is totally up to you, but you do need to remind her that she still has financial obligations and needs to see what arrangements she could do to have the rent paid right away.If you have any emergency contacts for her on file youu may want to check with them and see if they are able to help her.I would also recommend that you get a real estate attorney that is familiar with evictions and consult with the attorney.

The majority of people who go through weight-loss programs and actually lose weight seem to gain weight again after completing the program.

If that is the case, then that makes my question irrelevant because I always thought a "business entity" is taxed based on its profit/loss for the year, I didn't know that for RE, "sales tax/capital gain tax" has to be fulfilled before the profit/loss. 

(2) If the money is in fact being taxed twice, is this loss offset by the fact that this is basically an interest-free loan (you're paying yourself back the interest instead of another third party)?

there will be many that live in each state.... turn key generally produce's a few of your trigger items not necessarily all of them though in one house.great houses and tenants usually equates to a smaller NET return... as your return goes up your sacrificing something.Unless of course you go the state your self source your deal do your own rehab and etc then those metrics are not to difficult.

He can also give you a realistic idea of how much.You can also take out insurance for fire damage, loss of rents etc on a temporary basis to again mitigate risk.

Once you get that figured out, write down your qualifying criteria and what your "tie-breaker" item(s) is/are, and process your apps accordingly.

Then you get a HUD statement prior to closing that is a line item list of expenses to both buyer and seller etc. and bam you sign the dotted line and call it a day

Now if I happen to get a good deal right away it helps to ease that loss but it is a little tougher right now so I was pretty bothered by it.