However tenant returned the covid declaration along with several pay stubs for September/October (I did not ask for the paystubs).

I am not finding any COVID declaration that prohibits me from entering. 

If you earn income as a landlord, you don't pay SE taxes, even if you're a real estate professional.Isn't the entire reason to declare as a RE professional (not a realtor), the ability to change the income to Earned, which lets you also treat the loss differently?

You might still pick tenants that might go ahead and take advantage of the moratorium, but at least you have more recent and direct financial data to paint a better picture of how likely is the tenant to be able to pay monthly rent or be willing to declare financial hardship.  

Going to an A list bank, For declaring rent as income: -You can only declare 50% of rent-To declare rent as income you need to assume the tenants upon purchase of the property. 

When the counting was over, the most important election in our history was declared the most secure.

It's a statement that seems more fit on a sandwich board sign wandering a street corner right next to "the end is nigh" yet, here we are in a living reality where it was not only spoken, and part of a campaign promise, but a key aspect to a new Presidential administrations tax plan that out-right declared Real Estate Investors as a key target.All politics aside, this post is to discuss two specific questions; 1st: how will the end of 1031 like-kind exchange effect yourself, business, operations etc.

Should I also declare this in my landlord insurance policy?

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I was coughing, muscle aches, chills, and headache.If I was running my real estate business by myself I would have to had an unproductive day for my business as well.