If you're audited for some other reason, the issue of allocation to land might potentially come up during an audit, but it is still rather unlikely. 

So I just signed up for Buildium and wanted to hear feedback about using their platform for accounting.

Your background certainly lines up for what you are doing then.

For example, I am managing his investment right now all for free, I let him to borrow my car and store all his tools in my home, so our relationship is very close.

If you find that you really need a deduction, it might be worth exploring the possibility of pushing the closing on your property into 2024.

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There is one coming up in Mason, OH - October 31-2nd, that I will be one of many speakers at.

I am assuming 10% vacancy, 10% repairs.A couple things just came up during inspection and I will likely try to get a lower price but I don't think I will be able to get it.Should I just go for it anyways? 

Wow thanks for these resources I will definitely be reading up on these

If a PM can't get rid of you or raise rents to keep up with inflation .... you had better have an amazing credit score etc    Can they look at previous evictions?