I will probably just build a basic maintenance form on my website.

I built the "kitchen" as an awesome bar so that when I sell the house in two years (to avoid cap gains tax), I can sell the whole house as one 4bed/3bath with a basement bar.

I attended a basic PM class last year where several students were just wanting knowledge for their own Rentals.

It's constantly changing but at least generate a base line.I tell ppl before I became a realtor I used 20+ sites to find info.now I use the MLS and a few.

For instance House A has a basement, House B doesn't - are their any technical tools, or regional guides to what the lack of that basement means for the relevant price adjustment to the comp or subject? 

Expenses up to $2,500 are deductible in the current year unless they are part of a larger component such as a basement remodel.We would depreciate flooring separate(if under 2,500 we would deduct it in the current year).But lets say you finish a basement involving framing, drywall, paint, flooring, drop ceiling, etc.Flooring would be handled as listed above.

As a basic idea, I think most will agree, you must separate your active and passive income sources.

@$$$ Yes, but a basic grasp of punctuation is greatly appreciated.As for OP, Section 8 experiences depends on the housing authority.

Costs that are normally yours as part of a turnover like a basic clean,  a judge could disallow.

Yes, it's important to have a basic understanding of the law but then it's smart to know when to use an expert in the field.