@Matthew Lee If you obtain the loan from a lender who does not report on credit, there's a chance that the Underwriter on the future loan does not recognize the debt.

Have a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog 4.

If you own the properties personally or in a single member LLC, then you'll report them on Page 1 of Schedule E.

I like using the inspection report as a starting point for the scope of work.

If you were (like me about 15 years ago) a young woman investor, you may say you are reporting to other co-owners (true, I had a husband). 

So much knowledge in this community.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

The good:His credit report shows zero missed paymentsHis girlfriend's father is our handyman and one of his previous landlordsHe has been at his job since 2006The bad:He already asked to use some of the storage space to store gear for his hobbiesHe just took out a loan for 105k for a boat (also 10k owed on car, makes 50k/yr)He asked to store the boat on the propertySo far I have said ok to storing the gear, but need to establish some ground rules (looking for advice here too). 

I recently read an article that payments made by Zelle, Cash App, Paypal, etc in excess of $600 or $6000/yr will be reported to the IRS and a 1099 issued from the paying firm to the recipient.

Would they each report their gain separately or is there a form for all 3?

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello everyone, I hoping to get some clarification on the numbers for this deal.