Further, he's using an @gmail.com email address—don't get me wrong, I run my RE business through my primary @gmail accounts set up for the LLCs, but as a legitimate tax-paying lending company? 

Property taxes and insurance run $8,400/year?

@Sam Booth I agree with @Bradley Buxton, it’s the lopsided window layout that’s throwing it off for me.

I typically turn that feature off though.

My ex-husband took off work 7 times.

Therefore, in my spreadhseet, I have a Present Value column and a Future Value column, and a column for monthly CapEx amounts based off both the PV and the FV.

And even the half baths that I added only went in when there was clearly a space for it that made sense.While you will probably get some credit for it in both rent and ARV, if you put it in a "weird" place, like right off the living room, dining room, or kitchen, you will not get the full credit others may get when they put it on a hallway.  

Heck probably because he could easily pay off his $700,000 personal income tax delinquency in California in which he is listed on CA's government website as tax deliquent and it was just updated 6/6/24.They want to charge me with extortion for telling them to make the situation right, to not rent that house out to anyone else before making repairs, and to give me a portion of my money back for the rented house or I wasn't going to let up on reviews.

Purchase price: $212,500 Cash invested: $50,000 When we talk about long term rentals the goal is to buy something that people are going to live in 3-5 years with the ability to raise rent over time ahead of insurance, taxes and inflation.

There are fewer regulatory and tax implications compared to short-term rentals.Short-Term Rental: Can provide higher income but requires more active management, marketing, and maintenance.