On Airbnb you click different dates and you will see how high the occupancy is, how much the total gross amount is, minus management, minus tax, utilities and airbnb fees and you will see if the amount netting is about what you expect. 

I am having a hard time finding if IRS has rules if there is a time limit (purchase to in service date) on what can be deducted.  

You'll just want to thoroughly evaulate if that change in filing status actually makes sense for you.

Find an agent that actually knows a bit about investments and can help you get info such as rental estimates and after-renovations value

I actually earn far more than she does from my job.

If you're up for it, would love to see if I can help with my platform which is a CRM + project management platform + communication platform that works with email/text message so teams (and tenants and vendors) don't have to sign in to stay up-to-date/engage. 

If you can get it, then you actually have to brrr it. 

As you will notice that some of it was plagiarized by @Bill Hampton.He actually used to plagiarize the whole message.House hacking makes your tax situation more complex.You purchased a property that is treated as both an investment property and a personal residence.

You might be stuck with this bill for a long time even if you get a judgement.You may actually have some trouble enforcing this given a year plus of this practice.

Offer a discount on another date?