It is an unfortunate pain. 

I just wasted about a month of time working with a CPA whom I will not be utilizing for my tax prep now.For those who are familiar with MSRRA, Military Spouse Act -  Residency Relief...How is it being interpreted?

It is a pain in the butt if you ask me. 

The idea of slowly inflicting the pain of rent increases over time or charging below market rent is a amateur approach to business.

Make your late fee as high as you can legally, you want it to be painful.

Even low levels of ozone exposure can cause the following conditions: coughing, chest pain, shortness of breath, wheezing, and throat irritation;worsened chronic respiratory diseases, such as asthma;increased risk of developing bronchitis or pneumonia; andcompromised ability of the body to fight respiratory infections.People's susceptibility to ozone varies widely.

@Derek Blades this was painful to read.

I didn't end up doing it but I have the same situation and was considering it... tried to go through NFCU and it was a pain so I just decided to put 20% down on my new/current primary residence.

That is because the IRS does not count money the way you might - but their way is not dumb either - annoying, but it makes sense and usually works out better, because there are sometimes limits to losses that can be claimed or at the very least, it is one more pain in the butt to keep track of those too and carry them over until they are all accounted for.

The tenant that does not want to pay leaves you no option for damage relief....don’t even think about it.