First year and beyond is typical on a schedule E, same as a LTR unless your providing substantial services.

I think wholesaling started out as someone exploiting a "blind hole" in the existing real estate process....eventually, enough people felt they got scammed and made some noise.The handful number of deals I listed from a wholesaler were enough to convince me that I don't want to list a property brought by a wholesaler...they don't yet own the property, and they try to make money off the ignorance of the "owner of record". 

Because of how my Schedule E is with all of the write offs, it throws off what I can qualify for.One thought I had was start purchasing under an LLC and have the LLC take out the loan.

RR Finance & Real Estate201 E 4th StCincinnati, OH 45202

what do I do with the agent I have e now?

But since I am wanting to provide substantial services, laundry, meals, cleaning, it looks like I do not even have the option of reporting on Schedule E. 

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The cost segregation allows for accelerated depreciation creating pretty big losses on first year of acquisition and there after also.But schedule E doesn’t allow posting those losses to personal taxes 1040. losses stay with schedule E until they get offset by future profits from property.Did I get this correct?

Please don't tell me you're the goofball buying the E harris str one.

My property manager sent me an e-mail asking if I would like to renew for month-to-month, 12-months, or 18-months, etc.