New tenant moved in on October 2021 and was late with every single rent payment. She paid rent (and did not pay the late fee) for the month of November on 11/8 after being served a 14-day notice to pay or quit. She di...

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However, there will be a deductible as well as a claim on your insurance report for years to come.

@Matthew Lee If you obtain the loan from a lender who does not report on credit, there's a chance that the Underwriter on the future loan does not recognize the debt.

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If you own the properties personally or in a single member LLC, then you'll report them on Page 1 of Schedule E.

I like using the inspection report as a starting point for the scope of work.

If you were (like me about 15 years ago) a young woman investor, you may say you are reporting to other co-owners (true, I had a husband). 

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The good:His credit report shows zero missed paymentsHis girlfriend's father is our handyman and one of his previous landlordsHe has been at his job since 2006The bad:He already asked to use some of the storage space to store gear for his hobbiesHe just took out a loan for 105k for a boat (also 10k owed on car, makes 50k/yr)He asked to store the boat on the propertySo far I have said ok to storing the gear, but need to establish some ground rules (looking for advice here too).