Hi @Matthew E breese , Welcome to the BP community!  

Rental income gets reported on schedule E.

@Freddie Williams re-read Ryan E. post above. 

Secondly, you'll want to look at the expense categories on Schedule E, https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040se.pdf which gives you the main IRS categories that you will need.  

S/E less than one year.

I am a real estate investor who hasn't mad e a deal yet.

(Don't forget to add these costs to the cost of the transaction.)e) What happens if this goes south and your relationship sours?

@Gabrielle E. - I would avoid trying to get your money from any other source. 

Good evening Mark,I think the best thing to do at this stage is educate yourself; read the free e-books, listen to the podcasts, stay active on these forums, attend REIA meet-ups, THEN reach out to local investors.

This is for non-owner occupied investment properties that you've owned long enough to appear on tax returns.Rent is simply rent on Schedule E divided by fair rental days in the upper right corner and multiplied by 30.