Rentals generally fly under the radar because their generated taxable income is so small that it does not incur a tax liability in the particular state. 

I disagree with charging it as additional rent because that may not fly in a court of law.

HI everyone,My name is Anton Segota, and I attend Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL. I

I'm sure I would enjoy the "job" of flying but at this point I'm just questioning my future and whether or not that would be a wise decision.  

There are lots of towns like that all over the country in "fly over country".I think the real estate play there is to buy cheap, rent at good rents like 2% or better, and hold the property for the cash flow. 

I believe this wouldn't fly with the IRS unless you're not living there at all.  

IMO, both A & B feel like loan sharking and fly-by-nights. 

I own 1 rental property in Sarasota, FL, I live in NYC.

Anyways,  now that I am trying to find another house, I notice that the good deals absolutely FLY off the market.  

After getting a feel for a couple I would fly out and see the neighborhoods.