I will keep them, but it seems like the standard deduction won't require me to keep these records - giving me less risk of an audit and simplified taxes.If I have an expense that was made is in the gray area of capital vs repair categories - it would be more beneficial to claim it as a capital expense and add to my basis assuming I'm claiming the standard deduction, correct?

Great all around.OPTION B: Will pay $1,250 + $75/mo for the two pets (a gray house cat and a lab/retriever mix). 2 adults and 3 kids (one 2 week old baby).Which would you choose?

@Gray Valdez anything that seems too good to be true is usually too good to be true.

I don't know about San Diego specifically but Agreeable Gray is the most popular color in the country right now.

@Gray Valdez - There's an ongoing thread about Morris Invest.

Landlords who want to cater to a graying tenant base might want to keep these ideas in mind if they want to make their rental units senior friendly.The cost of any health care plan is high and premiums increase each year much faster than the rate of inflation.

@Gray Valdez If you have a name and address of the property just try to access the local public records on the property.

I interviewed Chris Gray about this a few weeks ago.

Gray if property is being purchased off MLS it is in your best interest to have a realtor representing you.  

I have seen other posts were people have kept the security deposit as well, but it seems like a gray area (ask for 2 months rent to cover April/may and request to keep the security deposit for June/clean-up?)