@Raghavendra Jakkani wanted to add that some states, source of income is protected so you can’t exclude income sources that may come from child support, government assistance etc.

I’m excluding travel time to the property for the STR’s.Any words of wisdom regarding material participation that you referenced?

An owner themselves might simply move in with the squatter who cannot show they have the right to exclude the owner from living there unlike a tenant who has a rental agreement.

You can deduct expenses like mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, repairs, and maintenance costs from your rental income.The biggest advantage is depreciation—this allows you to deduct a portion of the property’s value (excluding land) over time, significantly reducing taxable rental income.

I used to exclude that from tithe, but now wondering if it makes sense to include it as I include depreciation on renovations.2.

Excluding the debate about getting into business with family.  

Anything west of those areas (excluding Speedway $$$) will be D class, no new construction/flips, and I don't travel though. 

At least within this question let's exclude the US market, taxes and laws since I am far from investing on that market.

Then when the property is sold, she excludes the entire gain as a sale of her personal residence ($250,000 exclusion) and she then gifts you the proceeds (nontaxable) saving all of the tax with no 1031 cost or deferred taxes.Just sayin . . . 

I would not just exclude those props  I would just charge accordingling..