If you cannot qualify for an owner-occupied loan yet, I would work on your education and try to maybe work for another active investor a few hours a week.

@Charles M.Be careful with pre-foreclosure properties - some states it is considered predatory and illegal.

I called my software provider and they said they are still developing their system architecture for complete 199A input and reporting.I thought for purposes of the 199A calculation benefit you had to reduce porpotionately income generating activity amounts by loss generating activity amounts.

I am unsure if any of the regulars are from Utah.You may want to reach out to a BP member who is very active in Utah and see who that person uses.

They swung from the trees with a 36-inch chain saw, use their SUV to pull branches and no one was hurt including the house.QUICK TIP:  Ask for their insurance and actually call their broker to make sure it is still active. 

If you are active in that area, shoot us a response, we would love to connect! 

Contrary to what others have said, it is probably illegal to do.

As an active real estate investor and independent insurance agent I feel your pain.

Wausau has a local REIA where you will be able to find out who is active in the area. 

He was so angry at me for that that he threatened to call and tell the seller this company was engaged in illegal acts, which was completely untrue.