Here's an article about it: http://www.ehow.com/about_5097624_irs-imputed-interest-rules.htmlHere's the chart from the IRS, looks like it comes out monthly:http://www.irs.gov/app/picklist/list/federalRates.htmlAs far as I understand, If she is single (and it is her primary), she can claim up to 250K gain with no tax.

I use my camera phone to remind me which house is which when I drive properties and I keep all my forms and files in the cloud and access them from anywhere I can get cell service or grab unprotected wifi.

I am attaching a poor quality cell phone photo of the downstairs den bar area (it's a tri-level).

iFunding is excited to announce the launch of the first real estate crowdfunding app for mobile phones.

There is a cell phone tower on the roof who contributes $1000.

As long as you don't mind losing all the other good tenants in the building.I never take apps online or in the mail, I insist on meeting people in person to take an app. 

I'm looking forward to this new adventure and excited about learning and expanding my knowledge with this wonderful app. 

Agents have their own branded apps, their own websites and the ability to do transactions paperless.

I try to make all my requirements clear before they take an application, so if they are honest, the app and credit and background checks are just a formality.

Setup email/app alerts for properties that fit your criteria and then play with the numbers on rentometer.com to get an understanding of what kind of income you can expect.After that be sure and get your financing in line so when you're ready to start making offers you know exactly what your constraints will be.Good luck!