I did not mean that Section 8 should be treated differently, I added that info in case there was some regulation that I am not aware of that may change people's thought process. 

It does not treat you like a real estate investor. 

Personally, I treat my primary home differently. 

Most lenders...us included...treat the flip/rehab/bridge loan and the permanent financing such as a DSCR loan separate financing facilities.

How do you treat depreciation, both claimed and recaptured, for the same tax year in which the property is sold? 

Philip - I looked at the past couple of posts that you started and you mentioned many things from BRRR, Flips, Wholesale, buy and holds.each category you mentioned is treated a little bit differently for tax purposes.

Treat it like one.

Too many brokers treat it as such.2.

Option is to open the wall, treat, encapsulate but not with kills, use a product like fiberlock, but you MUST allow every step to dry well otherwise its all useless.

Treat your long term rentals like a business and you will succeed.