Depreciation will arguably be your largest tax deduction related to your rental.

The number one edge any investor can have is discipline when deploying capital.Avoiding losses is just as valuable (arguably more valuable) than making gains. 

Arguably worth what you paid for it ;)  

Arguably it was a bad idea, but I kept going to see how far I could take it and found there was a whole other side to this regardless of whether it was a good decision or bad decision or even made a whole lot of sense.

I would encourage you to search the forums as there’s arguably more content on this topic than any other!

I also am aware of a 2/1 that's renting for $1,850 that arguably is only worth $1,700. 

@Rafael Frias this is a great question and arguably the most overlooked question.

With a huge military and petrodollars supporting the US Dollar as the "reserve currency of the world", arguably the USD was in a bubble the last few decades.  

They are much more of a micro-business then a long-term rental which are arguably more of a 'set it and forget it' model until the lease expires.  

Arguably, you get what you pay for as better schools should conceptually fetch higher rents.