Also, Scott Davidson is correct that appliances would not be applicable, but perhaps the above guidance will help you navigate future expense items.

This resource on the IRS website explains this issue:https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/unrelate...This is not a simply subject so I recommend that you engage a qualified tax professional such as @Brandon Hall or @Steven Hamilton II to help you navigate through this issue. 

The desktop version is a docile puppy in this regard and does whatever I tell it.The navigation in Online makes no sense (to me).  

This major will help me to do a lot of the operations managing in the beginning of my REI career and the minor will help me to navigate through the business world as an investor.

For other asset classes there is not a familiarity correlation like with residential so it is important when investing in the other asset classes to get with experts who can guide the investor and navigate the waters.

You need some help navigating the water and mitigating your risk.Let me know how it goes!

Do some reading and then get on the phone to have an expert help you navigate your options.

I'm simply trying to navigate the reality of the circumstances. 

Also, you may potential be leasing to a tenant that is not only comfortable with navigating through the eviction process but also skilled at how to prolong the eviction through actions such calling code enforcement for mold, claiming there is vital maintenance not corrected by landlord......If you are in even a mildly good rental area I would take a chance on younger folks with no rental history before I gambled with someone that has proved they are potential to not pay.

You should consult with a CPA to help you navigate your tax situation.