How do we claim a deduction for small items like dishes, a lamp, or decorations.  

I learned about the importance of HOA reserves the hard way; if an HOA is low on reserves, you may end up having to dish out a much higher down payment.

If they both say no you’re stuck with dish and fake Internet.

But assuming due to plastic components and its age, the tenants informed me today that for the last few uses the dishes are not as clean, and they also noticed there is now rust left on the silverwares.It is an old dishwasher, but is otherwise functional.

There you can see bucket loads of our sold properties with more of those mouth watering numbers that you cant even fathom. 

The problem is in their programs that they dish you off to a less than expert person and oftentimes your "coach" is a different person each time you use them.

Neat freaks can be good, at least you won't have to remind them to do dishes!

Went to change the locks and found a few items still in the unit, including a washer/dryer, some dishes, a baby stroller, and a few other smaller items.

He's up to 10 properties and said that now he's been getting people to invest with him.It sounds like an interesting proposition but I'm a novice when it comes to the types of partnership/equity arrangements so I wanted to run his proposition by the community here.Basically, I would be dishing out 100% of the purchase price for the property while he would take a 50% private mortgage from me at 6% amortized over 25 years.

Would it get really dusty and the tenant will see dust and might think their dishes are dirty?