I run a full-time, 10-person real estate investment team based in West Michigan.

One thing to add: if you refinance with a different bank, you're able to remove the previous loan's cost from the depreciation schedule (meaning a bigger deduction in the current year).

So, if someone helps you out with a good or great response to your post, or you learn something by reading that same response, show some GRATITUDE and VOTE for their response!

That led to a simple realization: this was textbook bird-dogging.So I started researching what bird-dogging actually is—and that brought me to Jerry Norton’s content.

I too work full-time, actually more than full-time between my business and a side hustle as a financial writer.

(Be aware, Sheriff's sales are different than Deed of Trust sales) One guy who recently won an HOA Sheriff's sales bid, did not realize that he bought the underlying lender loan and now owes the lender the full amount of that loan.

Quote from @Andrew Born: Unless the property was completely destroyed, you won’t receive the full coverage limit.

I had already read his 500 page book, so naturally we talked about renting and tenants. 

We need you on the BiggerPockets podcast @Katlynn Teague because this is one of the best posts I've read in the forums.

We are full.