The underwriter will be reviewing Schedule E on your joint tax return to calculate rental income and see that there is claimed interest for each property.What I'm not sure about is if a married individual can get under the cap by showing that some of the properties on Schedule E are titled and mortgaged solely in the name of their spouse.  

If its guru stuff I just let that go in 1 ear and out the other...if its people offering their "deals" that might be worth listening to.  

Music to your ears I assume. 

If that ISN'T how someone else's experience has played- out AND you can SUBSTANTIATE IT, then I'm all ears???

Anyway, now I have noise complaints of the other tenants, the police was by to settle disputes, all sorts of fun.

It's very nice to meet everyone that is on BP and I am all ears when it comes to tips and advice!

A good realtor that is investor focused will have their ear to the ground and often good deals will come your way just because you are in the business. 

The neighbors don't want noise and traffic.

So, send him written notice of violating section x x of the lease - violence on the property, AND make sure you also note something in there for violating the section of your lease that requires he maintain proper noise levels.

Do you have any other suggestion, I am all ears.