My understanding is: the property becomes Sch-E qualified "when put into service", which means you advertise is availability as a rental.Property A (dec.15) would be claimed for expenses and no incomeProperty B does not qualify for any thing except closing costs.But check with your CPA for accuracy on this

Caroline E Aka pocket Listings.

I can e-mail you the spreadsheet on both if you are interested.

Since it was e-mailed I figure I used a couple kilowatts of power to make it happen so probably about .024 cents on that one.

I know this is in large part due to the strong Denver market, but pricing a property correctly is also a huge component.Just remember, without the MLS (at least in our market), you are only exposing your property to a small percentage of potential buyers - multiple offers = strong negotiation platform.

PM me, call me or e-mail me.

I think some of these "Gurus" share our e-mail addresses.It seems that we may like a newsletter or sign-up to view a video, & before you know it, you get all these other, similar, e-mails from others who are probably their "Guru Groupies" or "Proteges", trying to sell me their program.

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Since this LLC is a disregarded entity, report your income and expenses on Schedule E as if the LLC did not exist.

Brianne Moseley, You contacted Rich Weese and I in the same e-mail soliciting us for real estate articles, offering $5.00 per 400-700 word article - and then solicited us to buy an informational product you said would generate $10,000.00 in a 6 week period.