Folks have a lot more rights as idiots (Consumers in an Owner occupied deal) than Investors or anyone with a license (professional license not a drivers license;-)

I usually update it on www.meetup.com/fwbrealestateThere is also a great reia that I attend called the Professional Investors Guild www.meetup.com/destinpigLooking forward to meeting you at one of them.

However, it's in your unit and I have professionals telling me it wasnt an accident.

I did the professional thing and did not laugh out loud. 

As always talk to your tax professional but that's what entity most investors use. 

Here goes… If you are not a Real Estate professional, and your high income is from a different field, you cannot deduct “Passive Income” Losses.

@Basit Siddiqi  I did buy in Dec 2017 and I guess you can call me a real estate professional since I have no other source of income. 

A lot of professionals will settle close in with a good elementary school or private school nearby.

Even if I enter at the HIGH level, my initial investment is only 10%, that a pretty good ROI, I think.Tiger Woods or any professional has a good coaching system behind them.Thanks again Danny, Brian!

Does that professional landlord status occur if the homes are owned by LLCs and not me?