It might be a $50 unpaid cell phone bill from when they switched carriers.

I also believe you have an obligation to discloss if property is being used inconsistent with DCA record - even if attorney/buyer fails to pick-up on the issue.

While cash flow can be nice to see each month, it can be fleeting and inconsistent.

Nice, but confusing.Our situation: FICA for kids turning 18 while working for us.So, the only thing we can conclude so far is that the age definitions in the tax law are wildly inconsistent and unclear.

It wasn’t how I wanted to kick things off, but I worked with a contractor to get the bathroom fixed and functional.Once that was behind me, I focused on improving the building and maximizing income:I installed a shared washer and dryer for the tenants, a major upgrade that added convenience and increased the property’s value.I rented out the two garage parking spaces, bringing in consistent revenue.I also raised rents for the second- and third-floor tenants I inherited to be just below market-rate.

My local cable, internet, cell and utility companies are already using it to field calls and answer questions online and phone.

Great cell reception.  3 miles away from our existing plantation and house.  

He himself was a felon on parole, and his friend who was an addict, he was his cell mate.

Would cell phone bills, internet service, utilities etc be things I can deduct?

Quote from @Terra Padgett: While cash flow can be nice to see each month, it can be fleeting and inconsistent.