Hi guys, So, I am a recent tenant that moved out of a Los Angeles, CA unit (2737 Francis Ave) owned by LBJ Realty Holdings, LLC and Hollywood Fountain, LLC and am curious if any tenants/ landlords here can explain this away:So, being a meticulous and obsessive neat freak, I had documented with photos and videos when I had moved in and out of the unit (all original condition, any damages, etc.).

If you're unsure how to use it, @Brandon Turner does some great walk through videos on the BiggerPockets YouTube channel on how to use the calculators. 

Most kids your age want to just go home after school and play video games all day, but you've got your eyes on your future and that is awesome. 

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While I agree with Chris as to the 2-3 months as a rule of thumb, if you can show where the funds flow from, i.e. one of the members of an entity made a loan to the entity per an operating agreement, or a sole member invested personal funds, or if you get a gift letter from a family member or friend, or you move money from another affiliated entity's account to a newly formed entity account, those things you can most likely get away with.

If you decide to sit around playing video games half the day or partying all weekend, you might be worse off than going to college (unless you can at least pay your own bills with the RE income you do make.)It is a VERY PERSONAL choice in the end and largely depends on you. 

You might be able to get away with it, but seems to me to be unethical at best (if not illegal, I am not a lender) if neither you nor your wife plan to move in and live in on a daily basis.

It's really easy for me to forget something so I take a lot of pictures and videos. 

Then video yourself doing the tasks. 

I am definitely not an expert on this particular subject, but I watch a lot of YouTube videos and listen to a lot of Podcasts, and anyone I have ever listened to tends to believe that quality photos do get them better renters.