Should I split the receipts up by property and file them per each schedule E or can I just put all the stuff together on one schedule E?

Originally posted by @Stephen E.

e) Do we need to have escrow involved ?

this particular tenant has been with us for years also, so I would guess that someone like that is probably pretty stable too. 

Target ROI for investors is 100%+ over 5 years (10%+ cashflow & 50%+ capital gains) assuming stable economic vacancy of 10%-12% with 3% rent inflation and 7.5-8% exit cap rate. 

I’ts much easier to get someone’s name and number if you promise them a free download of your e-book or some exclude email content.

.- When you post directly in the country you're seeking help from, most people responding are just looking for steady work; "E" quadrant. - They can keep more of the pay you give them (we pay via PayPal). - Caveat to all this is that, you still have to have a filtering process; [i.e. test them on various tasks required for the job, have instructional videos so once hired, they can just watch the video(s), have bonus structure to incentivize, etc]

@Clint E. 

@Ryan Huddleston most lenders will count 75% of the rents as income once it hits the Schedule E of your 1040.

As an additional bonus, there are self-directed IRAs and Solo 401k plans that allow these excellent tax advantages AND the ability to invest into real estate for potentially higher, more stable returns than typical IRAs and 401ks locked into the stock market.