I just assumed my ownership position could claim depreciation based on % owned.

Today I get a letter saying they filed an unemployment claim.

Keep in mind Kyosaki--for all his claims of "making a lot of money in real estate and businesses"--has never provided anyone any information regarding what properties or businesses he has owned (present or past).  

Looks like they filed on April 16th and tried claiming weeks before their actual termination date of April 27th so that would be why there are weeks that were not paid. 

I said I've owned the house basically 7 years and you're asking me if in 7 years property values have gone up at all/the house has gained value/are there even gains to claim? 

Tenant became agitated with the issue, claimed it was affecting her emotional well being.

Hotels are exempt from this law. https://www.kitv.com/story/42234469/vacation-rental-owners-claim-discrimination-threaten-lawsuitI appreciate the abundance of caution, especially with travel to and from the mainland, but what irks me is not being allowed to rent to the locals.

They can file a claim with the credit card company, prove the charges were justified, and the credit card company will pay them back.I don't know of many companies that ask Landlord permission before allowing certain forms of payments.

It's when PM's claim, "we don't take markups", that leads to the overall opinions of PM, as being fraudulent and nothing but pathological liars.

@Jaysen Medhurst I've heard some CPAs won't allow their clients to claim their RE professional status if they still work a W2, but I still work a W2 job and my CPA stated I will still qualify as a real estate professional.