That should do the trick.  

It basically asks the tenant what their rent is, what security deposit they have had withheld, the length of their lease, and any known issues with their unit.

@Marcus L RobersonBased on A couple of your posts seems like you have a few basics to knock out, I’d be more than happy to answer any and all questions.

You invest money with a professional real estate investor who is basically doing (A) above and he raises money from others to buy and manage deals.

They basically turned a SFH into a duplex.

Between my experience remodeling and building houses and what I’ve learned about flipping houses, I feel like I have a grasp on the basic concepts.

The tricks that Carl described, plus others I have seen, defy logic and sometimes walk the line of being legal - but they do sometimes manage to get past the policy of the day that the underwriter relies upon.

@Caleb Heimsoth So basically I want to only look at 100% equity leads?

My original question was basically how to do it without being raped on taxes.

I have done some research and I have some basic understandings and questions1) Looks like I need to know a "conversion to rental date"  Is this just any date I want to pick after the 2nd house closes?