I'm not a CPA, but my understanding is that when someone takes a distribution from a 401k the entire amount is reported as taxable income on 1099-R.

@Janice R.-- I agree that you don't want to jump to any immediate conclusions, but I agree with @Robert Melcher... his reasoning is probably the case.I would recommend:Wait for the credit / background infoIf it's clear, then get more details from the tenants on why you can't contact past management.Ask for another landlord referral.

Thank you @Kevin R., I just reached out to Lucas and see if he can help me in my scenario. 

At this point in my life I am eager to have more time and flexibility with my family while still (hopefully) providing a comfortable living and a pathway for passive income and retirement.I recently joined a local investor's group, signed up for R/E school (for educational purposes), which start in March and have read just about every piece of literature I can get my hands on as it relates to real estate investing and I still feel quite green.Throughout my professional career I have been blessed with amazing mentors and a strong belief in "paying it forward".  

I also put R-6.5 insulation on exterior, vinyl sided them and replaced all windows.  

Matt R.

Like I said - - S T A R E them down, "next time, the service call expense is on you".

Originally posted by Justin R.

Matt R.

A very successful fourth R in BRRRR strategy.