Schedule E or Schedule C

You send an e-mail with the list of repairs, and suddenly the contractor, or manager, or whatever, replies with questions.

If you are less than an E-6 or O-3, you should be concentrating on learning the the ropes.

You can tag expenses by property, upload receipts, and even run reports come tax time — super useful if you’re DIY-ing everything right now.For leases, Baselane offers state-specific lease agreements which is agreat and you can easy send them for e-signatures.Happy to share more if you’re curious — welcome to the landlord club!

Depreciation is reported on Schedule E (Form 1040), and bonus depreciation allows immediate deductions for qualifying property, such as appliances, but structural improvements like a new roof must be depreciated over time.

Keep it up.I would like to invite you to attend the Olympia REI Group on the 26th of January at Dirty Dave's Pizza at 3939 Martin Way E Olympia, WA. 98506, at 6:30 PM.  

I'd look at schedule e to see the common expenses.

@Jose E Morales hmmm, seems everyone posting here wants to "help" you by selling you their services!

It would give you greater risk protection if that is something that you were interested in, but otherwise filing on Sch E is sufficient for now. 

I'd love to use BPs tools, but they charge and don't seem to be as acti e in my areas of interest.