You might think you're about to liquidate an asset at foreclosure sale when the borrower files Ch 13 BK on you and extends your timeline out by 5 years. 

I seem to understand the differences between the two in a general rental agreement; “additional interested”=proof that insurance is obtained, changed or cancelled, while “additional insured”extends the policy to me in case of any claims, which will be covered under the renter’s policy first.

I remember in 2015 people were calling the top of the stock market and a good friend of mine who is a portfolio manager moved a lot of his funds to low duration bonds waiting out the pending crash....The market is up 101% in the past 5 years.

Credit extended to acquire, improve, or maintain rental property (regardless of the number of housing units) that is not owner-occupied is deemed to be for business purposes.

Our lender was unresponsive, made many mistakes and ultimately resulted in our closing period getting extended about a month.

It took me a year but I lived there for the duration. 

Being that Illinois is a Judicial process State when it comes to foreclosures, meaning it has to go through the court system, the lender has to file a suite against you and there is a timeline of when responses are due and even a redemption period that extends up to 7 months after being served where you can retain the property if the note is paid in full including costs etc. 

In OR, yes, they ae deductible and your CapGains based on the net.If it helps, in OR, seller pays for STANDARD title insurance since it basically is there to protect the seller from come-backs on title stuff.If buyer wants EXTENDED title (needs a survey), then buyer usually pays the diff between STANDARD and EXTENDED.  

With the extended ban on evictions, how is it possible for rental property investors to survive?

The deadline to invest in a Qualified Opportunity Fund for these taxpayers is now automatically extended to March 31, 2021.https://opportunitydb.com/2021...