Providence maybe?

IMHO, if Trump does win, I'm certain we'll see lower rates, but I don't think his election will have the dramatic impact that many think it will.

Regarding your first question: the choice between Schedule E and Schedule C can significantly impact the taxation of your income, particularly in scenarios involving rental properties or self-employment.

I can see that Lizz has included a leasing fee in the property analysis docs she provided, which I assume reflects the lease only service you mention.

However, it seems to simply attempt to provide the revenue side of the equation. 

Can you provide 2019 and/or 2020 YTD income information?

Best to talk the tax issue over with a CPA but the loss will be reflected in the K-1's and can offset gains in other deals, provided they both flow through to the same entity (or you personally).

I also can provide context of what characteristics each area has.

@Alex Clark James Wise will be your guy for this area; looks like he already provided a guidebook for Cleveland.    

Hi Hannah, CPAs can provide ongoing support and guidance throughout the year, not just during tax season.