If it was a listed property, was it mentioned in the listing - this may suffice.Also did you have any e-mail communications with the buyer that mentioned you had an interest in the property?

I got an e-mail after I got back home.

I recommend a classic book on this topic called The E Myth.

For properties you're owned for a while, they will use the numbers from your schedule E.

E Fayette st and copy the information manually.Rent notices.com has a database of evictions they have done if you are a member.

My contact info is listed if you want to talk or connect through e-mail.Thanks

IMO, since the property is out of service as a rental, your mortgage interest from Jun 2011 to the end of the year becomes investment interest to be deducted on Schedule A instead of a rental mortgage interest expense on Schedule E.

I'm thinking that maybe I'll try to find a local r/e investment group to join and maybe I can find some helpful contacts in the area.The property is insured as of this moment.

They are going to e-mail me in a few minutes with all the info. and I will then post it here, including who to contact.

Our experience was that because we have years of landlord history, they required a minimum one-year lease agreement and proof of deposits of rent on property that did not have the 2 years of Schedule E in order to use it as income, but not on the converted primary.