Inspectors were consistently focused on technical workmanship–zeroing in on if things were square, level or plumb.

Quote from @Jonathan Garcia: Well technically what I use is irrelevant considering I'm switching.I have 174 doors 63 of which are self managed.I don't have growth plans as I'm in the stage of just natural progression due to years of investing.As far as the software I want to collect rent, Fees, Maintenance request, Reports, and a system that can handle as many doors as possible with no restrictions.  

Technically there is nothing actually due from the buyer end this year as it relates to SA.

If so, then being an investor is technically non-public.

Technically what your mortgage broker is telling you is considered mortgage fraud.

Technically there are 7 ways, but for our purposes, we want to pass one of these three: 1. spend 500 hours materially participating in the rental activities 2.

And truth is running accounting in service sucks, it's a lot of work, nobody cares how much work it is, we always want it cheaper, all the liability, staffing, ugh what a slodge.     

Keep track of what items are purely for the rental unit and what items are for both units.If it's an item that is technically for improvement of the whole house (landscaping, common area improvements, exterior siding/painting) you can only write off a portion.

Its not capital gains tax at all.So, none of what you just replied to technically works.Of course, consult a qualified professional... 

@Sean Harper – Yes, technically, you can sell with existing financing in place.