The other thing I just found out was she’s been evicted before and I can track down who the attorney was, do you think 1).

Then track it as it sells.

Hi BP,I recently talked with an investor who buys houses for people looking to do a rent to own and collects 10-15% down, charges market rent (none is credited towards the purchase price), and marks it up about 15-25k depending on the price he bought it at.

I work a full time job and a part time job and have good credit.

Only really need one deal some require more. 3.5% origination fee, 9 to 12 points also depends on credit.

With 20% down you should absolutely be able to find a 30 year fixed rate....although, I don't know your financial/credit situation...but getting a 30 year fixed rate, especially early on, will help you qualify for more deals in the future. 

Consequently, we have a harder time finding renters in those areas as we apply our same pre-qualifications standards to those units (Income 3x or more the rent; no previous evictions; avg. credit score of 600 or better).

If I haven't sold the property yet, just like Spencer's situation, and I am going to write off the costs in 2018 when it is sold at that time, do I still need to list the items to improve the inventory under Sch C Cost of Goods Sold this year, which is the year of purchase of the items to track inventory or is there no inventory because it is all capitalized under Sch D?

I know David Greene reached Financial Independence before he turned 30 - but he wasn't tracking it then so doesn't have an exact date/age.Mr.

Am I on the right track?