Quote from @Randall E Collins: Quote from @Chris Flynn: Have you ever posted the property on Keyglee?

I absolutely love this post the mans got a valid point we aren't selling an e-book or a chance to win a free cruise to collect e-mails.

You'll find that you can categorize expenses to match the Schedule E you'll need when you file your taxes so it makes EOY accounting very easy.

*(When viewing gallery in dashboard, the listing will look unchanged, it's not until doing a private search that you'll see the new look of your listing) When that e-mail came Feb. 27th, a VRBO rep told me to keep making complaints from my dashboard using the 'Help-Feedback' links.

Prob. worth getting your brokers license, E & O insurance and general liability insurance.

Hello All,I have been looking into these courses to broaden my horizons (I know residential) and was curious if anyone in the community has insight to the program and willing to share.https://ecornell.cornell.edu/certificates/real-estate/real-e...Thank you!

I understand how important it is to have a team when starting in R/E so that's exactly what I am looking for!

Lately I've even gotten convincing fake ID's and fake photos of the deed though and I even had to have my title company do an O&E on one property where I couldn't find the real owner anywhere and the scammer was pretty convincing.

I read that you can setup solo 401K if you have only Schedule C income and not Schedule E income. 

If the rentals are wholly-owned and held directly, or held through a disregarded entity ("DRE"), or held as a fractional direct interest as a TIC, they're probably reported on your Schedule E.