I have annual tenants in the unit creating some cash flow BUT I know I can capture additional income by leasing the boat slip during May - OctoberDoes anyone have any experience with this? 

If an expense happens which needs tracking that isn't listed on the Schedule E, it could be captured under 'Other' (like real estate education) when filing..

Either they are tired landlords or wanting to capture their equity. 

Bought my home Dec31 2020 in Van Nuys, CA (Los Angeles) for $586k. (5% down, 2.99%)Seeing very similar homes in my neighborhood (with even worse specs/curb appeal) going for high $800+ as of 2021.Not ready to move on yet, but just trying to plan ahead, as I'm considering relocating outside of LA in the next few years, and will need to capture some of that appreciation gain to make a healthy downpayment on the next home.

Although these expenses can be captured and added to the payoff balance, they are direct out of pocket expenses during the life of the loan unless the borrower is paying them into escrow or you have another agreement with the borrower. 

A couple things, when do you think you will capture the updated rent amounts if that is the rate for LTR or is that STR rates?

I have a triplex in Los Angeles and I need your suggestions for a good but not too expensive hard wired cameras that captures images and sound to monitor some suspicious activity.

Capture the gains of the appreciated properties or invest new money in the multi family investments. 

I spent a lot on improvements on a rental this year (hvac system, new flooring) that usually I would have captured on my tax return but I’m worried that the lower AGI is going to affect how much I qualify for for the new house.

I estimate the ARV at about $320,000, which was about $72,000 in equity capture.