Take photos and send a list of what the deposit is being used for to their last known address (ie the rental house). 

It's unlikely the house is going to disappear after the 15-year depreciation period is up.

The house I'm buying will be used as a long term rental.

I moved from Florida to start investing in Columbus because of the same reason.https://www.zillow.com/learn/hottest-housing-markets-2024/

An example like this is https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1377-14th-Ave-San-Francis...Another example is https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1949-23rd-Ave-San-Francis...This house was sold for $1.1M (way under current SF market), simply because there is an protected tenant inside.Just want to pick up everyone's brain and experience here.

The only info I see from Baltimore city's Department of Housing & Community Development website is: 1.

I know it was complete renovation and the ability to rehab this property and increase the value of my house next door was appealing.

I'm in Gilberts and I work with a lot of local investors in Chicagoland, both with getting started/house hacking, and also building up to their first 10 properties creating their REI empire.

Super easy to do.Should I hang them on the side of the house up high or put them on the ground down low?

I house hack a duplex, where I live in one unit, and list the other unit as a STR, located in Walnut Creek, CA.