on quickbooks, say you  own a bunch of rentals .. each month you get 10 bills for each of your rental places for garbage ... when you use quickbooks, and it downloads the data from your checking account, does it figure out which rental to allocate the garbage bill to? 

I'm just worried we are showing too much income and not confident the expenses are allocating properly for taxes.Love to hear your setups - we have 2 Dupexes and One comercial unit - 2 STR's, 1 LTR, and The commercial rental.

Of Gen Z and Millenials - those likely looking to purchase a home and are more affected by rates remaining high - are stacking cash. 63% have increased their cash allocations in the last 6 months (vs. just 27% of investors 45 or older) (eToro, @callieabost).Counterpoint: US consumers now have a record $1 trillion in credit card debt, according to the Fed.

I do expect to need to replace the HWT and furnace within the next few years, but that is an expense that I am prepared for with money allocated toward maintenance from rent.

Yes, you will need to allocate the rebate/rewards based on the percentage that relates to the business property.

The contract needs to state that the offer is for all properties and that no price allocated to any one property is an offer for any single property.

The rents per door are low and headache is high so they charge for it.So a common mistake on analyzing the buy side is allocating low for a PM company to make your numbers look better.

Since I own 1,000 apartment units, I allocate 3% of the gross rents every month to capital reserves.

Historically, I've been running at 30-35% and I allocate my Reserves accordingly.

It is relatively easy to identify these items as § 1245 property and allocate a portion of the total project costs to them.