What am I missing?  

Why am I including my debt as part of my income gain?? 

For myself, I've only worked for one mortgage company, so I only know what *we* do behind the scenes, not what anyone else necessarily does.So I'm going to throw this out there as a question to others: Am I reading/interpreting correctly that it is UNUSUAL that we (at most, and sometimes) just make you take a little 20 minute online landlord course and boom we can use rental income with no landlord experience?

Am I missing something?

Is this just laziness on the part of the listing agent, a typo, or am I completely missing something?

Wait,  am I getting this correctly?

Full-time CPA for a $3B+ corporation.Full-time entrepreneur.I've started a few side businesses, I blog about biz dev, I make websites, and I like bourbon.Why am I here?

Anyone that uses 5% for maintenance/cap ex will significantly over run their estimate on SFR over the long term even in high rent areas such as coastal So Cal.How am I so sure? 

I'll be doing repairs to both homes (paint, flooring, some kitchen/bath work), so the write offs/depreciation from those might offset any "gains" in qualifying income realized by using schedule E... am I right there?

Hey everyone on BP!I'm Devon, I'm a 28 year old apprentice electrician. I work for a contractor that handles new construction work in the Windsor-Essex, and Chatham-Kent areas. I'm extremely excited to start but also ...