Philadelphia’s mayor is encouraging landlords to recognize the extraordinary circumstances tenants are facing by not adding housing insecurity to a family’s financial or health challenges.

Because they are stubborn, Have horrible egos and don't recognize a helping hand when it is offered right in their faces!

Hint: the “balance” on the amortization schedule should match the UPB purchased (excluding late fees, and any other funds owed outside the actual note) AND be the line item with the correct number of payments remaining.Using that line on the amortization schedule, complete the deposit in QB with the following entry:Recognize the reduction in the asset (the account/class/whatever QB calls it noted in the purchase noted previously) by the principal amount shown on the amortization schedule,recognize the interest income using the same line on the amortization schedule to a new and separate account “123 Anywhere St Interest income”,the remaining is “gain on payment receipt” of the note and should be recorded in a new and separate account “123 Anywhere St Gain on monthly pmt rec’d”The bookkeeping entry isDebit cashCredit the other accounts noted above.If debits and credits don’t equal, an error in the entry must be resolved. 

But at the $555k basis + $350k in additions/improvements, you will need to hold it until the property is valued at $905k before you recognize capital gains. 

Because 1 of our rentals (the Nevada one) is newer and does not appear on our past Schedule C, they chose not to recognize any of the income from that property.

I'm not too keen on the 3.5 - 5% CAP rates typically found, even though we recognize that the appreciation potential may increase the total return several-fold.

They would be able to recognize what you have.

I think the profitability also comes down to how good the owners of the company are at recognizing business opportunity in their core expertise.

I agree with @Jon Holdman  100%After years of doing financial analysis professionally, I recognize that analyses are highly-dependent upon their unique built-in assumptions.

In addition, by their definition, the act of selling primary research information for oneself to one individual (*not published to the general public) and the act of buying information for one's own consumption... neither of these activities are "brokerage" activities.