Therefore, this property would need to be reported on Schedule E as a rental property.Another tax trap to watch out for is AirBnB'ing your property.

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I saw a post that says I should have a Title Company do an O&E report which I plan on doing, but would like more suggestions as well.I appreciate any suggestions you can give me.Thanks,Martha.

I'm looking at it, and I THINK it'd work, but I can't help but feel that I'm missing something, or that there's something fundamentally flawed in my thought process that makes this unworkable.

All kinds of mixed signals but the REIT market is a proxy for the private market so let’s see what happens.With that said, you have to look at the fundamentals related to RE investing (i.e. job growth, affordability, unemployment, historical pricing, etc).

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It was a good way to save 8-10% off the purchase.However, I went to use one yesterday and was told they can no longer accept E-gift cards, so apparently you need to have the physical card now (mine was on paper, since that's how they come).

@Sonia T. here in WA the title co's refer to a preliminary title search as an Owners & Encumbrance or Lien & Encumbrance report (O&E or L&E).

Especially if you aren't using higher quality materials like granite, hard wood floors, high-e windows, top end appliances and new trending fixtures.