Some generate rents taxable on Schedule E. etc...Here is a link to a thread in which I discussed it: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/76052-simple-taxation-questions-Steven

James and I have talked in e-mails and get along fine....Tim

There are a lot of fundamental problems with the way these places are managed, and how they treat their tenants.

You don't need to get the license, just get the fundamental education.

If you are going to buy software, try Big E-Z bookkeeping to start with.

Any good investor will tell you that there are 2 kinds of research you SHOULD do on an investment: Fundamental analysis and technical analysis.

We want to see signed leases as well as his schedule E.

They e-mail you a cabinet call out that you can take to local shops to compare prices.

So then 2/3 goes to Schedule E and is wasted, and only 1/3 goes to Schedule A.

They more or less focus on the fundamentals, their main objective is to give you the very basic information you'll need to start studying to pass the exam.