On Propane, but has electrical by utility.Im well aware of the mechanics i..e., sidewalks, streetlights, storm drains, etc. 

Elias has some weight to his point.

To protect the 1031 status, they should hold the property for at least 1–2 years as an income-producing rental, report rental income on Schedule E, and document all activity properly.

I would take a look at schedule e on the 1040 for all the common expense items.

You can give a range on how much apples cost, without knowing all the details such as type and weight. 

Hi everyone, I’m just getting started in real estate and recently got licensed as an agent here in Volusia County, Florida.Over the past few years, I’ve been running my own e-commerce business, which I built from scratch and scaled into a six-figure operation.

As a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, I customize the chart of accounts, classes, and tags so every transaction is properly categorized by property, making tax time a breeze (and Schedule E reporting super clean).Receipts?

Everyone has a different investment objective so I don't place much weight on opinions only talking about CoC.* CoC?

Apparently the scope of activities / investments that had this "bonus" increased.Perhaps it will be of interest to you: - Title "RESIDENTES NÃO-HABITUAIS Desconto no IRS alargado a pilotos, trabalhadores do turismo, construção e agricultura" - https://leitor.expresso.pt/semanario/semanario2436...Regards, Rui

One of the guys from Triple Dip Flip, the A&E show, in a recent video says they lost over $500,000 with the properties the were working with.