@Candyce E., @Bill B.

On schedule e, you should not list the same address or two separate properties. there's a great episode on tax smart real estate investors on this topic that goes into more detail. it's generally easier to qualify if you have one dedicated property to just short term rentals 

I have a title claim going right now and the owner of the title company in MO is sending emials to the wholesalers demanding them to pay back the fee and of course the wholesalers are telling him to quit e mailing them they have nothing to do with it and are not going to send a dime back.On that particular deal I have a lenders policy so all is good for us on that claim.. but I did get burned for 20k a few years ago when this became a real issue to us..

If you’re looking to do just one or two LO deals, then you can probably strategically place some notification in appropriate places and get so,e response.  

You can collect  rent payments and e-sign leases. 

E.  

Taxas normalmente altas, mas ainda metade do que estava sendo cobrado pelos investidores.  

@Benjamin E Salas, to be clear, neither Sue's specific agreement, nor the fund's larger agreements are not publicly available.  

If you are going to have tax losses, a 100% owned LLC is a disregarded entity and will not require a tax return separate from your schedule E.

this was a very common e mail about 15 to 20 years ago have not seen one in sometime looks like they are back to fishing Actually you go fishing....scammers go phishing.