Sorry if this post is categorized incorrectly, I wasn't sure where else to put it.

However, an essential exception emerged in the 1990s, allowing specific rental income to be categorized as non-passive.

You're going to categorize your learning. 

Second, the bill states "residential" properties, which may allow for a loophole for multi-unit properties of 5+ units, which could be categorized as commercial properties.  

Is payment of a app fee by wire only, categorically a sign of fraud? 

However, an essential exception emerged in the 1990s, allowing specific rental income to be categorized as non-passive.

Run every transaction through that account and at the end of the year you can export everything to an excel document where you can further categorize, sort, and sum totals.I would also consider Dig B instead of QuickBooks. 

Notably, short-term rentals are categorized as non-residential properties.

However, an essential exception emerged in the 1990s, allowing specific rental income to be categorized as non-passive.

I have a REI bookkeeping client that I don't prepare the returns for, but I work closely with their chosen firm to make sure the financial statements look they way they want them to (and I also explain to them my preferences for reporting, so they understand why I categorize certain items in certain ways).