My question is for reporting and filling purposes do I need to distinguish and keep separate, taxable money in my ROTH account and non-Roth taxable monies?

@Ryan D. thank you for your insite and you’re right there are a lot of shady people in this business and I will keep distinguishing myself from them. 

@Nick Jordan   It's important to distinguish between ARV and your ROI. 

I prefer to put down 25%, or 5% more than the recommended down payment, as I have the seed capital available and like to distinguish myself from other investors.

Most importantly, he needs to make sure there are no liens on the property. (2) He should distinguish between renting with an option to buy, and renting with a promise to buy in the future.

Look at the listing crazy and rents to enable you to distinguish: Interesting vs.

Chapter 45 in the NCGS distinguishes between them by occupancy status.

I think I've come across a "Note" section in passing, but I am not finding any type of alert to clearly distinguish that I have a "Note" waiting to be read. 

I know it is important to find someone that is able to distinguish between a buyer that is looking for their forever home and thus usually purchasing based on emotion, versus working with a buyer who is purchasing based on the numbers. 

They are often difficult to distinguish upon how they look from multiple SFR.