@Brianna S. you are correct that you can get lending with 20% or even 15% down these days depending on whether you can categorize the property as a "2nd home".

There are an options in mint.com that you can categorize your transaction, you can put a "tag" for each transaction, you can create a manual entries and etc.What are other simple and easy alternatives which are commonly use for bookkeeping for up to 10 properties.Best to all,Kyle

I've seen you categorizing neighborhoods as "B" or "C"...

@Matthew Jaeger it can be hard to find condoized ADU, SFH, and DADU comps because the MLS and listing agents selling them often don't categorize them consistently.

.- Automated Accounting: The software can automate many accounting processes, such as categorizing transactions and reconciling accounts. - Bank Integration: Baselane typically provides seamless integration with various banking institutions, allowing for real-time transaction updates and financial oversight.

The other way is to add them as a category so you can categorize expenses by property.

Categorize DO make a checklist.  

When you are planning to sell, its best to categorize as CAPITAL when possible.

You did a majority of the battle if you have your expenses properly categorized in Quickbooks.However, doing your own tax return when it includes rental income can be difficult - especially the first year when you have to calculate the depreciable basis for the property.Let me know if you have any specific questions.

I know Tucson is pretty much is categorized in one of those cities, but no where on top.