@Brandon WesleyYou didn't mention where the property is located.Question 1TIC - The rental property will be reported on your schedule E.

That would lessen the blow a bit.Seller financing may also interest you - you can hold a note upon the sale and spread out the CG tax hit by reporting the gain in installments when payments are received.

I'm tired of every time I take a mortgage out, my credit report gets pinged. 

That way you have the most recent, up to date information in their screening report.

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View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.This property has been on the market for almost a year.

You only report to Georgia what your income is from the property.Nonresidents1.

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They did a good job of dealing with the dud tenant  I wish their record keeping and reporting on maintenance issues were a little more in depth, but then this is the first PM I have dealt with so I may have unrealistic expectations.

I understand this amount isn't excessive, but I feel like I need to take action so that I can understand the process better when this occurs again.I provided the tenant with a move-out letter and inspection report on August 2.