@Kayvon E. if any of your friends are coming to Austin and they need a great agent, I'd be happy to help!

Which one is everyone reading and talking about? The real estate one? There are so many. Is there a beginning 1st book?

Section 168(e)(3) of the Code defines 5-yr and 7-yr property, along with the other types, but it does not mention the 5-yr rule for rentals.

Depending on the situation I may ask for schedule E or C (tax records for Property) from previous year and actual proof of rent payment (rent receipts, copies of checks or record of deposits) for past 3-6mos.

@Fher MadridAs soon as you have two years of schedule e NET income that is more than your w2 income you would probably be fine.

New double pain low E windows are a value add to a home.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScCxeAuZK41JNACSiaSvy8jHyW7sAAheTKNe7Q3bTNQ_E-Hiw/viewformIs the sign up form for rsvp for the event.

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Modern paint hues, ac, parking blocks, some sexy lighting, new A-E markers, fill some dirt/rock and have everything trimmed up/blown out.

But if I did want to count that rental income, I would have had to count the debt on those rentals and submit tax returns so they could take a look at the Schedule E.