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The answer is yes, you need to report all the income on Schedule E, if you want the bank to give you credit for that income next year when you go to buy property #2.

The enforcement reports are published on their website monthly.

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So it appears to me that to avoid any issues or potentially being ripped off by someone you need an overseer who reports back to the owner. 

Few other things like following up with the home inspector, speaking with the inspector to understand what is MUST fix and what are 'keep-an-eye' items.Appraisal came out $3k below the list price, I was firm on my stand with the offerer sticking to the appraisal price and having the MUST fix items on inspection report completed.

It’s worthwhile to ask a local residential agent to run the closed sales out of the MLS and then ask a commercial broker to run you a Costar report.

The different spellings and initials won't matter as long as the properties are reported on her personal tax return.

Income earned by a retirement account will not be reported on your individual return.The way it will impact your return is when retirement account funds get distributed to you personally.