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The Internal Revenue Service says that most individuals who rent property to others will report rental income using Schedule E. However, if you provide what the IRS calls "substantial services" to your tenants, or if you're a real estate dealer, you would report the income using Schedule C.
Schedules C and E are only for landlords taxed as sole proprietors. If you rent property through a corporation, a partnership or a limited liability company that's taxed as a corporation or partnership, you would use neither Schedule C nor Schedule E. Rental income and related expenses would be reported on the business's tax return.