Deduct all expenses on a Schedule E for the units that are rented.

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Are there any tips to marketing towards more of people like this?

Any tips or suggestions?

@Joe VilleneuveI would want a 4k fee.Ok, thank's for the tip I understand the importance of the buyer's list now.

For example:Unit #1:  Thermostat AUnit #2:  Thermostat B, C, DUnit #3: Thermostat E and FUnit #1 would owe the BTU readings on Thermostat A, while Unit #2 would owe BTU readings on thermostat B + C + D.  

Then you could claim any income from that house on your schedule E, which lenders could use to qualify you.

Be happy to answer your questions and move you right along toward your goal.My first tip, do not interject your personal beliefs or political ideas into business, especially finance, it's irrelevant in the decision making process and those who do end up getting things wrong.

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@Chaz Reid and @Robert Breen ok this is some good tips.