Depending on if you itemize your taxes or not and if you can afford to be cashflow negative you may want to try for a shorter loan. 

At this low net dollar amount, any expense items that come up during the year that exceeds what you've already accounted for will probably wipe out all your return for the year.

It is it's own separate piece of paper that states that tenants are responsible for damage and charges occurring from putting grease, sanitary items, diapers, wet wipes, paper towels, other foreign materials or harmful substances in the plumbing.

My gut says no, but I wonder if its just a few plastic bins with baby stuff, maybe charge them a few bucks to store them against the wall near the opening door. 

It seems to have a lot of features from when I was looking at it on the app store the other day. 

But if a squirrel does not store his nuts before the winter, he will starve to death.

We wear thrift store clothes with paint and caulk stains all over them.

Smaller class A-B SFH with granite countertops and other items on a faster schedule?

We make a $1,200 concession for some small items.

Basically itemize income (rent), expenses (repairs, utilities, cleaning, etc), and show that deposits are set to the side, just these most basic of basic features.I don't use turbo tax so I'm not concerned about that feature.