And there is no function at all to import transactions from my property management companies, so I need to keep a separate set of books for things I pay and then have my accountant manually reconcile my books with the property management statements at tax time.Fourth, it's incredibly complicated and hard to learn, but the customer support is very limited and rarely helpful.

This gets complicated with two sets of participation rules for limited partners and individual taxpayers.

@Spencer Speckles,  there are additional complications if you try to carry back a note while performing a 1031 exchange. 

I'm not sure most brokers would allow people to do both, but not sure about that.Personally I have more than enough to do on the real estate side, I don't need to complicate it any more by adding mortgage. 

(I have a more complicated one, if interested)3.

(I have a more complicated one, if interested)3.

Looked at IRS Pub 523 - very complicated for my little brain.  

Hello BP!I'm trying to file 2022 (I know, I'm late) and I have a question on flexibility in deciding when I can use capital losses. I want to take advantage of the 0% LTCG rate up to 90k-ish MFJ + standard deduction, ...

Is building a second floor too complicated? 

Having sold over $200 Million worth of this stuff I can say without the slightest doubt that, that's the more accurate predictor of performance than what some Joe DIY did or didn't do.It's not really as complicated as you guys may think.You've got your gross income folks.