If that is the case, then these are actually classified as detached condos, not single family homes.

I am trying to get better at classifying the areas. 

I'd read about zoning uses classified under mobile home parking.

If the incident happened mid lease you definitely should have billed the tenant right then and there repair but @CalvinGraves is correct in that you cannot classify that charge as rent in CO.

One key was to classify me as a "real estate professional" because that allows you to offset your ACTIVE income with the PASSIVE losses from the real estate.

you might want to post this under Classifieds Forum if you're trying to sell something.

You still want to qualify just the same as Section 8 is just a source of additional income it does not classify a type of person or a type of property , I do multiple Section 8 deals a year.

Bigger jobs that are classified as improvements must be capitalized.6.

Section 469 of the federal tax code initially classified all rental properties as passive.

What I often see being a mistake is people ordering a cost segregation study before speaking with their accountant to see if it would benefit them on their return.What a cost segregation study does is analyze a property further to identify assets that be classified with a shorter asset life than 27.5 or 39 years.The issue when getting an 'estimate' from a cost segregation study company is that they are not accountants(more specifically not your accountant).