If nothing else they will help you ask your tax pro the "right" questions.Finally, just for fun, take a look at Schedule E, Part I.

Here are a few things I’ve tried:-Send e-mail blast to buyers list.

I'll e-mail my ins. broker later, but I'm just wondering 2 things here:1) If your LLC is sued and the case doesn't go to court, do you file a claim against your PL for the legal fees?

Well, after all the congrats I received, I just know read an e-mail from my buyer stating that due to unforseen circumstances she (the buyer) would be unable to complete the sale.It's been just over 48 hours.

I have one additional sober couple so far that has sent me a personal e-mail.

Schedule E tax form from the last 3 years.

Oh, I should add that I am in the military and that I will be filing the Sched E for this property just as if I had not moved back in, excepting of course that I have to adjust for the short time I was in the house in 2011.

Not Sched E since it is not a rental property ...And then followup question.

The price-to-rent ratio is an indicator of whether buying or renting is the better choice, but it is also kind of like a P/E ratio for investors.

Also, along these lines, a previous tax preparer recommended that I might treat each rental unit of the duplex as its own property, since each was placed into service at different times, and thereby (I assume) be represented as such on Schedule "E" in columns A and B respectively (ie, Property A= initially rented unit, and Property B=newly rented unit as of Aug 2011).