They should be adding the rental income for the 2nd unit to further offset your DTI.

This can vary, so it's essential to discuss specifics with a tax professional.Tax Returns- While you might not take current year deductions for some expenses, you should still keep thorough records of all costs, which can be important when selling or converting the property.Future deductions-  If you convert the property to a rental or sell it, some of the expenses you've incurred while holding it might be added to your basis in the property.

I will be adding that to my toolbelt. 

That could be adding another bedroom, renting out a detached garage as a storage unit, or just finding ways to get ahead of the competition and up your occupancy. 

There are many exclusions or endorsements that can be added to a policy.

I'm looking to update my insurance policies this year and one thing I think I should be adding is loss of rents.

Even additional people can be added to bank account. 

I grab a few copoes, look up the auction house, and contact them to be added to their email lists. 

I only focus on cash flow.I think for Atlanta you should look for properties that are zoned for ADU (accessory dwelling unit) to be added so you can beef up your cash flow and add value.

@Laura Reches as Steven mentioned, your mileage costs will be added to the basis of the property you purchase.