Any financing tips would be appreciated.Some lenders will require 2 years seasoning in order to count rental income toward your DTI, and even then, some will not differentiate between the net amount shown on your Schedule E vs making an adjustment for your cashless expenses (i.e., depreciation).

@John Lee hit up @Donald E Appleberry too!

@Scott Welch there is a Tax/CPA type of forum here on Bigger Pockets if you ever want to pose this type of question there but YES - 100% ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT QUESTION you should still show your property on your Schedule E.  

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Try E.

Originally posted by @Stephen E.

For others, an e-signature is permissible.

Upon my original due diligence my post was in regards to ability to apply for a waiver in Sec. 5-31-4(D)(2) in accordance with Sec. 5-31-9(A-E).

There is a local real estate investor meet up. https://fb.me/e/3TvJuChIw

@Stephen E.