Does anyone know the math of much losses are allowed for Schedule E if your AGI is between 100 and 150k? 

All mine have on them are my name, e-mail address, and "Real estate investor."  

@Chris E.

I'm just finishing up reading "The E-Myth Revisited" by Michael E Gerber.There is a TON of useful and applicable information about business.

@Luke Carl assuming banks are allowing your Schedule E income.

@Lynnette E.

Any competent  escrow officer or closing attorney that gets any whiff of this IE send that e mail to them.. 

Schedule C or E from their tax returns....but I find no one like to provide that.P&L from their accountant.Copies of bills.

Rentals minus Expenses which would include (a) vacancy factor(b) property taxes(c) insurance(d) utilities(e) repairs(f) capital expenditures / reserves(g) travel and transportThat leaves you with Net Operating Income (NOI)NOI / Property Purchase Price = Capitalization RateNOI minus mortgage is your net cash flowNet Cash Flow / Equity = Return on Equity

If this is passive income i.e. schedule E, this should be depreciated over 27 1/2 years.