If you're determined to dig it up and kill yourself searching thru it (or its numerous reproductions in technical guides on depreciation), you will not find any explicit reference to the rental business.Where is it found, then?

We have been in rentals for about 3 years and have numerous properties that still have existing tenants from where we purchased the property... probably close to 50% of our properties.Randy

Being part time I don't make a fortune doing it but its enough to pay the MLS dues , can be intrinsically rewarding to help people, and also any deal that I purchase I get a slice of the commission that a normal buyer would not receive. 

It seems as if the risk is outweighing the reward.

At that point you have enough knowledge to start practicing and any other excuse will ultimately land on you.It can be incredibly rewarding and I will just say to stay focused on your goal, and never let fear push you away from a good deal, or pull you into a bad decision.

The mayor and city council have proven that you need a premium reward to justify the third world risks. 

Am not going to reward the same insurance company but moving on with another company instead.

Definitely more work, yet a bigger reward.

You have received the same advice by numerous people here.

The tenant of course has the option to leave early but for us the risk / reward is worth it.Of course I recommend you consult a lawyer to ensure this is a sufficient strategy in your area.