@Mohil PrajapatiThis graphic should help you in your initial search.

My firm has multiple clients where we work on their real estate business portion, and then they turn our work over to one of the Big4 accounting firms like Deloitte (hired by their employers), and these firms incorporate it into the tax return along with the client's (often convoluted) job compensation.

(sudden move to other state etc).So, I am wondering if that is the plan all along with some of the turnkey companies - that they put in a deadbeat tenant or anyone that breathes, pay for a few months rent (incorporated in their selling price) and then suddenly tenant doesn't pay and PM disappears and the buyer is left hanging........

For me the big take away is: "The company is now incorporating this new learning into its direct cash-offer homebuying business, Zillow Offers.So far, the Zestimate is an initial cash offer on about 900,000 eligible homes across 23 markets.

You might also consider sending complaints to the attorneys general of the relevant states (yours and the state they're incorporated in, etc.) and the federal trade commission.

Mortgage paydown is already incorporated into total return, although I agree that tax incentives/deductions are not considered since in many of the situations, there is no taxable gain to be deducted since the properties are cash flow negative both from an absolute standpoint and from a taxable income standpoint

So don't expect your days to be filled with work like when you were in Corporate America.

@Robert Melcher, that sounds like beneficial advice and I must incorporate that when I become a landlord.

Write up the PA completely and make reference to it and incorporate it into the option...

In wanting to incorporate those, and since I had the suggestions originally from BP, I'm guessing their paid leases that are attorney approved would be worth it?