if so, I guess line 19 'Other' on schedule E is the place to go or somewhere else?

I feel like I'd be able to have significantly higher deductions if income were listed under Schedule C for my business rather than on Schedule E, passive income.

Lookout, Hyde Park, Oakley, Rookwood, E.

Brand new windows, roof, kitchens, bathrooms, water heaters in all units except one which could use a 2-3k pick me up.

We have our first out of state tenant moving in to a unit of ours. Normally we print our lease out and sign it in person then scan and make copies. I think now's a good time to upgrade to some sort of digital lease th...

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The neighborhood has a ton of investment pouring in the past few years, and the city's plan makes me think property values will continue to increase for the foreseeable future.Case and point: There is a brand new apartment complex being built next door to the property I am purchasing.

That includes principle, interest, taxes, and insurance as well.We have spent about $8,500 in repairs and upgrades including - revamping the landscaping, having the brick and siding professionally painted, installing new stained cedar posts and shutters, installing a new privacy fence and having it stained, removed popcorn ceilings, redid the taping/bedding, retextured, had the inside walls and ceiling professionally painted, installed a new cedar beam in the living area, new custom blinds for all windows, all new light fixtures and ceiling fans, brand new stainless steel appliances (range with double oven, dishwasher, microwave vent hood, and new refrigerator - all GE brand) Floors are in good not great shape (tile in kitchen and dining room and single bathroom, laminate in living room and hallway, carpet in both bedrooms) and would be the only other possible upgrade we would consider.

Building relationships with property managers, contractors, inspectors, agentsLearning how to become a situational extrovert..Play a game to excecute on a wholesale deal or two in the next 90 days..adds to your war chest and really gets those juices really flowing.

Austin, the #1 rated city to live in 3 years in a row, the 11th largest city in the nation expected to double in size in 20 years, the city 83 out of 100 economists picked, according to Zillow, as the #1 place to invest in 2020, still has brand new homes 20-25 minutes from downtown for $250,000.