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It's a tall order to do it correctly and on record.  

This second document is recorded in the land records so the world knows the property has a claim against it. 

@Peter McCauleyYou will have to record and divide your expenses using rental square feet vs. personal square feet or rental bedrooms vs. personal bedrooms.

Most important thing: IF the city has no “records” of the inlaw (no NOV on it, no mention in rent board records), AND it’s not occupied, then the best thing to do is demo the kitchen right away!

You can, ofc, record the depreciation once taken so the books are accurate, but it's a lousy tool for figuring out what the depreciation should be (or, providing your accountant with the relevant info so they can do it).What tools is everyone using for this?

This would only be after the deed has been recorded and the borrower is owner of the property.  

Eager to learn about RE tax write-offs, how to document/keep up with expenses, what can be written off, etc. at this point...However, the 3 RE focused CPA's I've visited with want $5,000 annually for a couple hour sessions a year and a few recorded classes and other resources, which does not include tax preparation. 

We expanded to new markets, bringing on Dan Toback to lead a new division in Florida.At the beginning of 2023, we ended our successful journey in Western New York, replaced it with Florida, and despite the challenging times with record-high interest rates, we were still able to complete 78 deals between our Florida and NH markets. 2024 continues to bring its own challenges, forcing us to grow and improve.

Did you ask them if they have online access to the deed and probate records?