The PC area is a good market for student rentals. 

BUT you can 100% write off all the materials, cleaners, tools etc.I would absolutely consider a CPA, even if just for one year if it ends up being too much compared to your income as you would probably learn a lot..or just do what your doing now, track everything in quickbooks (you can get the desktop version and just pay the one time fee as opposed to the monthly which is probably overkill if its just you working on the books) you can export the quickbooks backup for your CPA or anyone else that needs it.I am not sure on if you are not going to have a penalty, I hope not but you might, but it wont be huge, and learning about the taxes is a WISE thing to do!

This might not be PC to all but Christmas just brings us to reflect on the blessings of the past year.

I am looking for people  in the PC / PCB area to learn from!

A desktop deposit machine can help.

Sometimes you qualify for desk top underwriting (saves the cost of appraisal).

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@Michael Sato - It seems to work on the desktop site but not on the mobile page.  

Laptop or desktop?

Some use a desktop financing valuation, while others require an inside appraisal.