Hey Joe, Having a large number of rental properties and installment sales can certainly make your tax return voluminous, but as long as you're maintaining accurate records, filing everything correctly, and reporting all income, the size of your return itself is not necessarily an audit trigger.

Record lease data using software or spreadsheets, correcting any errors or discrepancies.   

Your numbers may be correct that its hard to cashflow significantly on a STR with a mortgage in 2024. 

Supply house took windows back pending any credit from manufacturer , it was denied all the paperwork was correct .

If I understand you correctly, they can't even access their food or clothing, so this will be a big impact on them for a period of time.

I always worry that correcting them or trying to contradict them will come off as condescending and do more damage than the review itself.How do you all handle reviews like this?

What @Joe Jor said is generally correct.

You won't know the ARV correctly or the repair costs so your budgets will be crap.

Correct me if I'm wrong but since the Roth IRA has no tax liability, the depreciation deduction is basically lost.

And also, since I am the borrower, am I correct in my understanding that I would be subject to a tax on cancellation of debt which would lower my total IRR.I saw many years ago (like in 2017) on BP that note investors were shooting for 10-12% IRR in a zero-interest rate environement.