looking at your first post closer, it appears you have found an investor who did not do things properly as far as screening her client who then destroyed her property and she does not want to put out the money necessary to get it back into rentable condition.She was probably counting on the rental income to pay the mortgage for her and now finds herself in trouble because she cant pay that mortgage and she does not want it to affect her personal finances.

It is down about 10% based on passenger count at McCarran airport.

And while it probably doesn't count, I was in one of those Milwaukee's Best Light commercials during the WSOP on ESPN, and made it into one episode of "The Nuts" during a WSOP broadcast.

Until then, and even after that point, we will continue to invest whatever funds we have in RE.With little funding, I would likely look to several other areas of REI (there are so many, its hard to count them all) Whether that be getting your RE license, wholesaling, etc...

Looks like I passed the 10,000 influence mark today and I joined the new elite :mrgreen:

Now, I just gotta catch the other guys :)

Thanks to all who voted my posts and whatever else you may have done to propel me t...

A improvement is depreciated over a period of time, and a expense is counted against the income in the same year.

4 votes and counting, thank you.I was alos hoping for comments as well.

Personally, I wouldn't count on either one!!!

The rent may or may not be counted.

If so, are you going to be counting on others to do all the work for you?