Unfortunately, unpaid rent equals unearned income which means you can't write off the loss of income you did not receive.

Account Closed, if they're the same price now, and all things being equal, there's no reason to think that B will appreciate more/faster than A. 

I'd like to know if my comps are "equal" with yours :)I'm trying to not to tell my own opinion yet to not to influence answers.

“Every action creates an opposite and equal reaction”).

My total rent roll for rentals is around $16,500 a month, with PITI being $7,685 so I am left with roughly $8,815. 35% of $16,500 equals $5775 so I figure on roughly $3,000 left over for cash flow.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

I've read that New York City created policies way back in the 50s.The unrelated occupants policy, just like a standard occupancy limit, should be justifiable, reasonable, and applied equally to all.

Will not buy negative cashflow.. still repair cost can vary. also around NY area, appreciation is equally or more important than cashflow.  20% value increase is common.  

for me personally I cant see how anyone that is going to do any volume in their local area in the fix and flip end of things can do this without a license.1. real estate fee's can equal profit.. yo save those you instantly double your profits.2. instant access to MLS and the all important lock box key codes.. no waiting on anyone to view a prop.3. get lower up front purchase price EVERYTIME by discounting purchase price by the amount of the BAC commish.4.

@James Robertson all else being equal go after the larger number of units whenever you can.