Every investment property can be depreciated (usually 27.5 years for all resi buildings like this) regardless of whether it sits in an LLC or in your name personally. 

Might be a better bet to develop a relationship with a Realtor or ISA who will get you the info you need from the MLS system and eliminate the gray area with your job.  

"Hi, we [came across your name / were referred to you by Jane Smith] as someone we might want to work with in locating an investment property in Somewhere, OH.

@Greg Jeanfreau @Greg Jeanfreau - I started an LLC. leases are signed with my company name.

References - I am not referring any names in this post for the sake of privacy for the home-owners and hence the characters in this situation will be referred as -Wife - "W", Husband - "H", Brother of Wife - "B"Attorney (from wife's side) - "A"Property 1 - "P1"Property 2 - "P2"I will try to explain the situation as clearly as possible, please feel free to post below if you have further questions. 

I would probably put the sewer bill in my name, and then charge the tenant, just to avoid any lien situations. 

If it's deeded in your names individually they won't. 

I'm simply saying don't give all a bad name because of the few crooks. 

Hello Bigger Pockets community, My name is Nick, I am from Rhode Island, and I am trying to get my foot in the door of the rental property business. 

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