@Victoria E. - Companies like Call The Underwriter and Texas Pride Lending provide third party underwriting services

"(11) To refuse to rent to a tenant solely because of an adverse credit report or lack of credit history without reference to additional information provided pursuant to Section 38-105(e).

We tell them they will get updates via e-mail, we send a mass e-mail out when it is rented "thank you for your interest, we wanted to let you know that the unit is now rented." 

I can set up the rent payments, collect them into easy-to-create bank accounts, and then have the system automatically categorize those payments for my Schedule E at the end of the year because Baselane already knows what each of the payments was.

Here is the property:   https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5-E-Penn-Ave-Wernersville...The net operating income after expenses is $292K, and the proforma net income after expenses is $349K.   

3855 E 71st @Bob Stevens

Also, this is specifically for when a new rental property is being placed into service and there is no Sched E history

In addition, what are the tax implication of such a structure, would it pass through a personal tax return as schedule E or does it need its own tax return?  

@Derrick E.

@Jason Smith First point of feedback, there’s not a choice between Sch C or Sch E.