Boy Mark you have some good complicated deals going  todayMe thinks that deed was done after you won the judgement and you will need to go to court to have the judge expunge it.  

This is the most complicated and I highly recommend speaking with investors who have done syndication and a SEC attorney.

Repairs can be complicated and costly too, roofs especially seem to hate me. lol!  

Beyond that, we're all adults and my lease isn't complicated, so if they miss something in there that's tough for them. 

The deals don't just come to you, in each case, I worked hard to get them.  3 were off market deals and the 4th was MLS but signed in the dead of winter when most people don't look and it was a bit of a complicated deal so not very many people would have jumped on it. 

This is complicated than you think.

Well first of all, the paperwork and process to petition for a property is not cheap and it is kind of complicated.

@Corbin Jones No need to have more than one CPA - in my experience, that usually complicates matters.Using one tax pro will likely make it easier on both you and the CPA since everything will be done under one roof.

On one home, I hired an attorney without doing too much research, he seems to know what he was doing and the case was a little complicated, the borrower filed to bankruptcy, the judge denied it, he appealed and still got rejected.

Otherwise, I think it is capital gains.I think the real answer to this is somewhat complicated and has to do with legal interpretations of tax law but this was the part that I distilled down.