I'm assuming you mean that the cashflow is covered by depreciation loss, but for this to be fully true you'll need:Qualify for taking this deduction (I understand it's not automatic for all income property owners, but rather to Real Estate Professionals according to the IRS time-test policyThe depreciation loss to actually cover all the cashflow. 

I also say negotiate and test your skills. 

Lots of test questions and it let me put together my own study guide based on where I was lacking in knowledge.

Do I really have to get the well inspected if I don't own itm Can't I just have the water tested and not have to shock it? 

I wasn't planning on investing here"  The Real Estate gods are testing your discipline and patience. 

Perhaps try testing that advice though to see if it makes sense by looking at the actual IRS form and instructions. 

You might consider adjusting your criteria because the 1% rule is not a very good litmus test, imho.

We're interested in living a diverse community with great schools that include high test scores at both the HS and elementary levels.

This house has been the biggest test of my professional career and thank goodness my mother KJ Schwab raised me right to never quit.

If the idea that everyone needs to be tested prior to getting on an airplane passes, then yes.