What I'm trying to get around is showing losses on my Schedule E due to rental depreciation and buying and renovating properties, which are being deducted appropriately as operating expenses.

Do I have to file something for each state even though My schedule E will show a paper loss and I have no other business in those states?  

@Mindy Jensen Look at the home that is facing that side of the house, it is most likely reflective sunlight from low E or high reflective windows in a building facing the home (or maybe your own home it is hard to see the layout.) 

We're a greedy bunch.Bob E's model where you create a 1st and a 2nd is something I've been considering to do myself recently. 

Looking to evaluate if that can be done with both partner's having a sole prop/sch e, with each partner splitting all income/expenses 50/50.

This is the fundamental problem I have with Wall Street who takes too much fees off the hard-working efforts of the middle class.

Looking forward to getting to know some members of the local communityHi Charles, there is a WIN dinner meetup at Sam’s Ristorante on E Riverside at 6pm on Monday, 9/9.

In your case, the IP ca,e back to Spectrum who will determine who had that IP at that date/time, and apparently, it was your cable box, thus your responsibilityTracing internet activity is very basic.

All work is invoiced and I usually get paid through E transfer.  

The short answer is whether you capitalize or expense the items. it goes onto the schedule E, either for repairs, or supplies.