@Grayson Wright I actually live in the area and would happy to chat.

@Natalie Kolodij@Linda Weygant@Steven Hamilton II@Jake HottenrottThese are all real estate specific tax professionals. 

@Doug Wright  I was looking into that as well. 

Originally posted by @John Wright:@Jonah Tremblay If we determine that damage was caused by tenant we fix the item but keep the invoice to later deduct it from the tenants security deposit when they eventually move out.

Linda and Brandon Stribling (Mother/son team)

@Joe Wright Thank you

Quote from @Linda Weygant: No. 

What I’m getting at: In the forum posts that I’ve read from CPAs, particularly @Linda Weygan the general concensus is Schedule A for the mortgage portion, and Schedule E for the rental portion, but Linda Weygan seems to also mention Form 8829.

Quote from @Linda Labbe: It depends where you are looking we invest in Ohio and Michigan and are still finding properties that Brrrr out  its just a matter of shopping and fining the right deals and yes creative financing helps a lot.. it can make things so so much easier   more then willing to chat with anyone who wants more infoI wish I had the cajones at this stage to venture out of state.

@Linda Weygant Besides being virtually worthless, 90% of agent are clueless and think this is a viable way to get listings..."