I don't think it really matters what you record in QB if you need this for taxable income purposes, your accountant is going to make whatever adjustments they need to make anyway.The only depreciation tracker I use is the fixed asset schedule my accountant provides with my tax return.

I have an account with them and ran into it on their website.

Case Study: Cost Segregation Study on a 6-Unit Apartment Building Overview: A 6-unit apartment building placed in service in July 2021 underwent a cost segregation study, significantly enhancing the property owner’s tax benefits.

Can you tell me how/where to get the free account because when I went to their site, I only see that there's a free trial for 15 days and then after the trial, the least costly account is their Starter Package which is  $10 / user / month (billed annually), or $12 / user / monthly. 

We can check the condo and the entire association for things like litigation, under duress, issues with HOA or reserve accounts.

Next we have accounting, need at least 2 if not 4 for this.

I have a few case studies on my site (and YT) that you should check out.

You need to account for Permitting Cost, Construction cost, Financing cost, Insurance costs (Builders risk & General liability), Holding costs, Selling costs, and contingencies for cost overruns.Any specific questions don't hesitate to reach out.

I would strongly recommend you get linked up with an accountant who is more real estate focused in order to avoid any further costly mistakes. 

Even retirees get a yearly adjustment to pensions and social security to account compensate for rising prices. 2.