Items E, F, and G discuss the items above but give additional qualifying information as to which fee you can charge in which scenario.https://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/BySection/Chapter_42/GS_42-46.html(e) Complaint-Filing Fee. - Pursuant to a written lease, a landlord may charge a complaint-filing fee not to exceed fifteen dollars ($15.00) or five percent (5%) of the monthly rent, whichever is greater, only if the tenant was in default of the lease, the landlord filed and served a complaint for summary ejectment and/or money owed, the tenant cured the default or claim, and the landlord dismissed the complaint prior to judgment.

I know insurance companies are dredging new depths to avoid paying claims, but that's a new one to me.Here are the lease clauses I have:(e) No wading or swimming pools of any kind may be used, set up or operated on the Premises.

It's a great way to gain experience with rentals, obtain some Schedule E income to show future lenders, and benefit from the loan pay-down & appreciation even if your cash flow is negligible.If this is your first, you could also face financing challenges related to not having Schedule E income in your history.

This was reported to the IRS on my Schedule E for that year. 

Even with some HELOCs or small 2nd trusts where no policy is requested, there will still be an O&E provided by title.For refis it is typically the lender that chooses the title company... and yes, the title company should obtain a written payoff from the attorney/creditor.

Right on E.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/410-410-412-E-Baltimore-412-St-Taneytown-MD-21787/2083419432_zpid/Would anyone be willing to give us counsel on this property? 

I sent her a last ditch e-mail today.

Each person puts their 50% on their sch E on their 1040. 

For rentals we prep the excel spreadsheet to look like a Scheduler's E for each & every property.Complete with a breakdown, off to the side, of all receipts & or capital expenditures.