Is my Property Management required to send me a 1099-MISC for a SFH Rental Property?

[KopaMJ85]

Hello,

I am an Active Duty Military filer and also a landlord renting a single family home in Ohio while I am overseas. I have a Property Management company in Ohio that manages rent, repairs, etc. for the rental property. I just wanted to get some clarity as I'm attempting to file my taxes for 2024: Is my property management company required by law to provide me with a 1099-MISC reflecting the rental income + repair costs etc.? Am I supposed to be filing any particular documentation with them (like a 1099-NEC) as well? I have a lot to learn about how to file my taxes correctly and get the most tax breaks on repairs etc. and I want to make sure I'm doing it right and that my Property Management is doing their job correctly. I have a document from them that reflects overall cash flow with break downs of repairs, maintenance fees etc. separately but it's not an official 1099-MISC or anything, it's basically just a data sheet.

Is my Property Management not doing their job or am I not doing something I should be doing? 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Kindest Regards,
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[LeticiaF1]

The property manager should give you a form 1099-MISC to report your rental income. You don't have to report your payments since you paid them to a property manager. ‌For more information refer to the IRS Instructions for Form 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC.

The itemized document they issued should have the rest of the information that you will need to report your rental on your return.  

Where do I enter income and expenses from a rental property?