@Kit E.

@Brian Garrett Not so much defered CapEx though there is that but it's more to do with the Schedule E

But a lot of these properties built in e 40s are in really bad shape, and there are a ton of empty lots.

@Jason Muth we entered the VR niche in March 2020 in E TN.

Obviously that is up to personal preference as I know for some people having their own place where they can keep stuff is more important than cash flow.Another nice bonus to investing in areas that are popular here is you don't have to worry about any of this because people on this forum are typically happy to share numbers.

It’s near residential property and near a popular bike trail.

It's especially popular around here due to the proximity to Clearwater and St.

But this is how I filed:1) Mortgage interest and property taxes for the primary residence went on Schedule A.2) Using the date I changed the locks as the split, all income and expenses incurred on the rental property prior to the that date - including the locks - went on Schedule E. 

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We have an R E Meetup group in Hot Springs.