Anita01
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Investors & landlords

In theory you are correct.  If the rental property is owned by only one of you, though, it would not become community property unless you made deposits for the income received and paid the expenses out of a jointly owned bank account.  If you keep both the property ownership and the treatment of the cash in a separate account not owned by both of you, then it's not community property and the income would not be split as community property.

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