If such a worksheet does not exist (and it may not exist in a consumer-grade tax software, sorry) or it exists but is hard to figure out, then you might need professional help.

This is different than buying an existing location, with possibly an existing tenant, but the same demand premise.On the Urban office tenants moving to a suburban office space. 

That report doesn’t exist—at least not for QBO Plus.

Co-hosting allows me to work with existing property owners to bring them more cash-flow for a percentage cut.

The sewage issue has existed for at least 50 years but, with population increases, it has gotten worse.

I think a perfect world would be convincing the owner to sell me the properties by assuming the existing mortgage and maybe giving him a little something extra.

Trying to compete against a builder to sell your existing build is extremely difficult.If there is new construction similar to yours around what you're selling you'll be at a disadvantage unless the market is scorching hot again and the builders have waitlists like they did in the recent past.Let me know if you have any other questions or need help in those areas.

I am starting a park that will end up with roughly 20-25 lots on plot of land that's roughly 20 acres (including an existing 4/2 house).

IT Business:With $250k in cash savings and significant untapped equity in your rentals, you’re in a strong position to leverage your existing real estate knowledge to grow your portfolio further.The real estate market, particularly with your ability to do your own rehabs, might provide you with more immediate and scalable opportunities for wealth building, especially if you can find properties that need work and force appreciation through value-add strategies.Balancing Both:You don’t necessarily have to give up the IT business entirely.

That tool really sounds ideal...I think in most major markets now that are either saturated or balanced in terms of supply/demand now more than ever amenity rich properties are a must.