I have several Rental Properties owned by my wife and I, we manage by ourselves, so we have positive Rental Income on Schedule E. but negative Income on Schedule C, can I put $3000 Property Management Fees as expense on Schedule E, and add this $3000 as Earned Income on Schedule C?

I just found it online this weekend, and I e-mailed the owner my contact information, so that we could set up some time to go through the property. 

In the case of multi-family, we have a separate PO box for correspondence, a separate phone #, business e-mail address, and business bank account, and the business card I pass out to the tenants say that I'm the manager, not the owner.  

During tax returns time, I file a Schedule E for each property. 

So, I make sure I set aside one hour a day to listen to something positive, read something positive and/or about real estate or finance; watch You Tube videos of motivational speakers (i,e., Eric Thomas, Bloomberg Game Changers, etc.) or sermons from TD Jakes. 

Thanks @ Marlon Wilson and Randy E.

There is a wealth of podcast, articles and e-books on the subject of wholesing here on bigger pockets Also, attend local REIAs and begin to network with more seasoned wholesalers and rehabbers. 

Thanks in advance, Jason E. 

@Randy E.

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