Hey everyone I just recently graduated from college and currently work full time in Washington D.C.

I started looking for value ad opportunities and changed from duplexes to single family for a more hands off management, which is what I needed to scale up while still working for a global company.The following years the rehabs got more involved and the properties got more expensive, because I started to realize that only a certain quality of neighborhood would allow me to do a full blown gut rehab and not lose equity in the process. 

That's how I got started and continue to house hack properties before eventually making them full on rentals.

Full disclosure I am a Broker and a Realtor in PA. and I think a good Realtor will help sell the property. 

I was asked to transfer in my company to Columbia and continue to work full time managing on our evening shift.

When I call him, the calls go directly to his voicemail, and his inbox is too full to leave a message. 

Google NRS 118 & you can get the full landlord tenant laws for our state.

Hello All,I know that Master Lease Options have been discussed a ton on here, but after searching endlessly I couldn't find anything addressing some specific concerns/questions I had so here it goes...The potential seller is a full time firefighter who has 3 very involved kids and is also a part owner of restaurants across the country with his brother. 

She has shown me several already and some times I feel bad asking her to show me so many knowing it will be a while before I can buy or before I choose the perfect one.Also, I will be looking at off market deals....can you get a very good feel for a place when it is full of tenants....and is it hard viewing a full home, when you have intentions of kicking them all out when I purchase it?

HOA fee - If HOA fees are not paid, business will incur fines, so it is necessary to make the profit in the business.8) Marketing expense and advertising9) Cleaning and maintenance10)Commission (Expenses like commission, abstract fees, recording fees to obtain your mortgage are not deductible but rather capitalized )11) Insurance12)Legal and other professional fees(Tax preparation for business, not personal part)13)Management fee if applicable14) Points- you generally cannot deduct the full amount the first year but have to deduct them over the term of the loan.15) Repairs (Note always do repairs rather than improvements to rental because repairs are deductible right away and do not have to depreciate over few years as done for improvements.