We are in the process of hiring people and want some advice on structuring our new 1099 clients/ contractors/ employees for lead management, acquisition and disposition.

According to the IRS Office of Chief Counsel, a foreclosure on a rental property does indeed constitute a fully taxable disposition, potentially releasing previously suspended rental losses for deduction.Consider a scenario where a landlord purchases a property for $1 million, financed entirely through a mortgage.

If the property is depreciable in the hands of the related acquirer, the gain on the deemed disposition between the related parties is ordinary.   

Will the rental period be considered a non-qualifying disposition?

A domestic partnership that sells real estate generally is not subject to FRPTA.Thanks Mitchell.Is that also a tax based on the gross sale price in case of a disposition?

Here's an article where I gave an example of how CSS benefits you when it comes to partial asset disposition.

Since this is a replacement, consider taking a partial asset disposition on the old roof.

I saw that depreciation can be corrected on a single form.Also I do not understand how/where to do a partial asset disposition in turbotax.

Yes @Tj Hines I'm extremely clear on the need to have an additional role which is why I included "I understand my role should include more than raising the initial equity investment and continue throughout the holding period and disposition" before asking my questions.

You get an asset management fee of 1% of the gross collected income each quarter and a disposition fee of 1% of the sales price when you sell.