This is why investors normally don't do corporations.If you want tax advice on the future, no one can really help you there because we don't know what's going to happen.

I don't charge my tenants for this stuff, because it is normal usage, and I don't want them to fix things themselves.

I think I'm being scammed I'm supposed to close on a house with tons of equity in Holbrook MA but it seems a little sketchy to me nowHe's a hml asking for a 1% insurance fee is this normal If there is anyone else interested in funding I'm running out of timeThanks

It's always easy to "match" because there is nothing to match, I just call a pig a pig and send them a revised Loan Estimate with the deal structured with LPMI like they asked for.I have seen "no PMI" adjustable rate mortgages, and the bumped rate there looks 'normal' because it's a normal 30 year fixed rate... but on an ARM.

@Sohrab Ansari do you have a w-2 job and did you normally receive refunds before 2013?

Obviously need to shop around if that's normal at other multi-family's in the broader area since there aren't a ton of comps in this specific community.

Usually portfolio loans are more flexible on the qualifying part of the loan but they normally require a higher down payment, higher rate, etc.  

More general question -- is it normal to make offers with no expiration date?

I dont normally wholesale properties that are out of town so this is a little strange for me.

I think that in general, the hording is not normal use of the unit and as such, any costs associated with cleaning it out should be deductible from a security deposit but marketing, despite the eviction, for a new tenant is normally an owner expense and would not expect it to be deductible from the security deposit.Oren