If I claim my parent's as my dependent since I will basically take care of their every need would I still qualify?

The long-term (10k/mo passive) can be pretty overwhelming and seem unrealistic as your sit and contemplate where to spend your 55k.

The ones Ive seen that claim to be free ask you to sign up for a trial membership which will then begin to charge you if you dont cancel.

Thank you for response, as this is our first foray into being being a landlord and we rehab'd property to high standard we may be unrealistic in expectations, I guess pride of ownership comes into play. 

When I sell 2027, Should I pay capital gain tax for entire 500,000 or pay partial capital gain tax (500,000 - 200,000= 300,000) for only when the home is being used rental (2022 Feb - 2027) Your primary residence will qualify for $250k ($500k if Married) gain exclusion if all following requirements are met: You owned a home and used it as your main home during at least 2 of the last 5 years before the date of the sale.You did not claim any exclusion during the last 2 years.You did not acquire the house with a Like-Kind exchange during the last five years.

If I’m unable to get a tenant moved in before the end of the year, do I still claim depreciation on this house?  

If your income is less than $150,000 per year, you are allowed to claim up to $25,000 in passive losses.

As long as your claimed income on your taxes matches what you are receiving, this is no issue.The current administration is taking a very aggressive stance on tax enforcement.

Also I heard from a friend in construction that non-insurance claims would go faster in a really bad scenario compared to homes waiting on insurance - conjecture so who knows. 

The taxpayers claimed that the exchange of the homes was a like-kind exchange under 1031 because the properties were expected to appreciate in value and thus were held for investment.