Email the PDF or print.

They will not cover you at all for anything, it'll be in the fine print of your contract that they don't cover rentals. 

Please note that my total rental income for 2024 is ~$15,000 before depreciation and ~$6,000 after.Should I just print the return and manually insert the entire $36,360 into Schedule E into "other" expenses and paper file the return? 

The goal should absolutely always be about growth as long as you're cash flowing that much money and you can self manage them or have property management built into the numbers and are still cash flowing.Adding more units is like printing money - literally. 

Definitely read the fine print. 

You should actually set up a lease and print it.

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

Cash flow’s great, but small margins on SFHs mean one bad tenant or repair can eat into profits.Option 2: Multifamily (20+ Unit Building)Jumping straight to multifamily is bold, and I love the ambition!

Today, that same spirit of innovation and boldness is needed.

I can then go into their portal and print it (if I want a copy) for my taxes.