Schedule E is for people who have regular income and also have rental properties as supplemental income.

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I have a high-paying, full-time job that I'm not looking to replace, but rather supplement with passive income and tax breaks in the future (ie buy & hold with a management company). 

Originally I planned to get my license primarily to just get better return on my deals, but as I was going through the process of school for the license, I really started to get more interested in also being an agent on the side so supplement my investing income.

Here is an example - Approximately $13,196.00 per unit x 8 Units = $105,568 to be attached to the tax bill and amortized over 30 years, making the annual supplemental tax bill increase by $3,518.00 +/-.

I would like to balance a supplemental income with building wealth for the future.

I hope to supplement my income, learn the ropes, test myself on whether or not being a landlord is for me, and in general build a catalog of properties so that I can one day transition out of working for the man and in general live a less stressed life. 

I am currently working on a buy and hold strategy in an attempt to supplement my income until I can quit my job.

I'm working on it.I wasn't sure if anyone had any stories of supplementing their landlord insurance for the property of an umbrella and LLC.

@Andrew PostellThere is not a choice between Line 9 and Line 44 on Schedule C.Line 44 is not a deduction but a supplemental FYI information.