Simple formula to put into the Excel (actually Google Sheets but who's keeping track) but I'm not sure how to capture additional contributions I make that aren't captured in the Schedule E; things like extra mortgage payments and capital expenditures that have to get depreciated over time but that I paid for up front out of my cash reserves. 

We also have all the e-buyers in our market who are actively buying so competition is fierce. 

However for some reason the letter from the lender carried a lot of weight to the selling agent. 

It cost me roughly $2300 for 11 dual pane windows (low-e) of various sizes (not including a sliding glass door).

I agree with @Martin Maloney; trouble free tenents are worth their weight in gold.

The strip between Poplar and Union from E Parkway to downtown is a HUGE area seeing a ton of growth since the effects of the recession started to well, recede. 

@Eric E. did you go through with the sub to deal?

According the terms of the lease, he is in default such that I  COULD immediately lock the doors today and all FF&E becomes my property.

Originally posted by @Randy E.

Or, does the IRS require me to put the business portion of the interest and taxes in Schedule E?