@Daniel Dietz,Ignoring the internet deduction issue, would make sense financially for you ? 

If so, then you can't deduct the mortgage interest, but you can deduct a portion of property tax.And you will have some other expenses such as Internet and maybe mobile phone costs - but you will need to separate out "personal use" vs. business use.

The panel on the wall was wired for electric and an internet connection so they can put a TV there if they want or just hang a picture or mirror if that is their thing. 

"I hope I won't get audited" is not a strategy for success.Secondly, I will caution that there is information on the internet about "partnering with your IRA" such that a joint venture is setup. 

Internet and phone and cable should be in their name so if they don't pay for it, it's not on your credit history. 

A mistake in todays world, with the internet blasted with information, is not a learning experience it is unacceptable.

I have been scouring the internet, evaluating properties, and giving the "Rental Property" evaluation tool on this website a workout. 

This is when I created the website above and posted the review as well as attached it to reviews across the internet (Google, Yelp, BBB, Houzz).

Congratulations, you have found one of the most valuable free resources on the internet for real estate investors new and old.

If you buy a newspaper or internet service to evaluate stocks your Ira is going to buy-is that PT- I don’t think so.