I would be inclined to look into Hammond (need to pick and choose the neighborhoods in both Hammond and E.

Asking for a copy of their "schedule E" is a pretty common thing for a buyer to ask.

One of my favorite quotes is an e-mail from General (now SECDEF) Mattis:  "The problem with being too busy to read is that you learn by experience (or by your men's experience), i.e. the hard way.

I use E-transfers for all my rent collection and/or fees.

In addition, they want and need answers to their questions in a timely manner, not some e-mail address to send to that will get back to them in 24 to 48 hours!

Knowing that I'll have only two properties that have any rental income, I know that I can show my income on a schedule e and that I can claim depreciation on that form.

Low E sliding door.

Of course, you need to find a few good (e-)books to read/listen to.

@Ryan E. - Interesting. 

FIrst, I personally rent about 2 hours away from a property my mom lives in and pays the mortgage payment on though I don’t technically claim it as a rental property (No Schedule E).