@Stephen KunenProviding substantial services to your hosts provide suggestions that you should report it as schedule C as opposed to schedule E.Substantial services include but not limited toConcierge, meals, housekeeping, cleaning, entertainment etc.A pro of reporting it on schedule C is that losses are deductible and not subject to passive activity rulesA con is that income will also be subject to self-employment taxes in addition to income taxes.

Either that or he provides us higher priority service.  

I am a new member to investor carrot and i am very impressed with the service.

For example, we aim to collect rent that is double what are mortgage would be.

I would give him the name of a cleaning service also.

A year or two later I contacted a short term(30 days+) rental agency and quizzed them on what I would get out of their service.

Account Closed The closing date is the general ruleThe property "in service" date is what others also use for tax purposes and deductions.

Certainly safer and more reliable.I say upgrade the service panel and any undersized/damaged wiring.

I am creating Baltimore County, Maryland Tenant lease and want to know if you can make Tenant pay $50 for each service call or $50 for each Repair.

So, thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the time you take out of your busy schedule to share your wisdom and knowledge with those of us still and continuously learning.Also, I don’t just want to offer my Thanks, I also, want to offer my help and services.