The people on here are very concerned about teaching and helping one another.

What questions or dialogue should I be concerned about?

I don't know what city inspection issues you're concerned about, but if you're worried about code violations and/or illegal construction, make sure you get those concerns addressed during your home inspection contingency period.

The deductions allowable are those items allowed as deductions by chapter 1 of the Code which are directly connected with the debt-financed property or income therefrom (including the dividends received deductions allowed by IRC 243, 244, and 245) except that: The allowable deductions are subject to the modifications provided by IRC 512(b) on computation of the unrelated business taxable income, and The depreciation deduction under IRC 167 is computed only by use of the straight-line method.

As far as the tenants are concerned I'm just like them.

Based on the outcome of the transaction, I am confident that the broker gave the seller no confidential information concerning me.

I could keep typing for hours, there are so many different methods to being an investor that some people are able to make good money doing, but if you're looking to be a landlord, then a flipping boot camp is a total waste!

Hey Nathan, welcome...if you are interested in out of state opportunities, there is another alternative to the methods you've described.

I took an online LMO exam, got a 94 and missed on some new disclosures and there were no questions concerning these qualification matters.

Since November, we've employed the DM campaign method with repeat letters (variable content of course) to the same list over a six month period.