If your DD says it's a go - sounds like a great first place @Stanley E.!

Realtors like him are worth their weight in gold because they help you build your wealth and give you all the information at your fingertips (which is what you want and need)!!

Depreciation (27.5)E.

You will, however, need to report any income (or loss) from your rental property using IRS Schedule E, Supplemental Income or Loss.

All levels of investors are welcome.http://www.meetup.com/Reno-Real-Estate-Investors/e...Feel free to call me directly if you have any questions.

If you own them in your name then each property will be listed on Schedule E of your 1040.

TIA.Best Regards,    Jason E.

Curious to see how much weight is placed on San Diego multi-family properties that cash flow (currently tough in San Diego) compared to properties with projected appreciation (seems appreciation is limited since we're towards the top of the market). 

As long as they know your e-mail address, they can send you a payment. :-) I think other banks also have a similar bill payment, but this is what we ended up with so shop around!

They can catch a leak or problem early if given the right encouragement.On logistics, I still like e-mail or text as I can get it anytime and am online all the time or can check my phone.