Eventually listings will outweigh demand and you'll start to see downward pressure on home prices and perhaps vacation rental rates.

The interest generally washes out because you as a landlord can charge a small administrative fee on it.

😉Make the arrangements as soon as possible, inform the seller to avoid pressure on any buyers.

Thus, when you rent a house, it is better to repair a house than improve a house because improvement is not deductible (they are added to basis of the property) but repairs are deductible. 4)You can depreciate the rental portion of the house which can wash out most of the rental income that you otherwise had to pay taxes on. 5)If you ever plan to sell the house, personal home does not qualify for like kind of exchange but rental portion of the house might be qualified and defer the taxes on the gain on the rental portion.

Used to was that if all the switches were left in the right positions and they still conduct current, you could tow a sunken submarine to recharge its batteries, raise it if there's no air pressure t blow the ballast and run the pumps to re-float it.

It's just a free shopping time (but with a lot of pressure attached).You can go into contract for your replacement properties at any time you choose even before you get a contract for sale or close the sale of your old property.  

Its like having children who cant wash their close, change the empty toilet roll or change a light bulb without calling the landlord.

Anytime you have a home that settles and there is no rain water wash away from the home, it will look pretty bad in terms of the settling of the home, however, in Real Estate, there are all types of risks no matter if you are close to the property or far away.

He came back with the sellers counter offer which am not will to pay and since then he's been pressurizing me to make a higher offer so as not to lose the property.

He came back with the sellers counter offer which am not will to pay and since then he's been pressurizing me to make a higher offer so as not to lose the property.