Property would need to get listed, seller package put together, etc...

I'll send you my contact information as soon as I register for one of the monthly packages.  

Using the tax package I am using, I am running into the following questions:I get this popup from the tax package:Special StepsIf this activity was a passive activity in a previous year and you're carrying forward losses from the activity to 2015, or if you sold or disposed of part or all of your interest in this activity or property used in the activity, follow these steps:Click Show Form and then Whole Form (or just Whole Form if the form is showing at the bottom of the screen).Scroll down to Part IV of the form, "At-Risk/Passive Activity Questions."

Using the tax package I am using, I am running into the following questions:I get this popup from the tax package:Special StepsIf this activity was a passive activity in a previous year and you're carrying forward losses from the activity to 2015, or if you sold or disposed of part or all of your interest in this activity or property used in the activity, follow these steps: Click Show Form and then Whole Form (or just Whole Form if the form is showing at the bottom of the screen).Scroll down to Part IV of the form, "At-Risk/Passive Activity Questions."

Use some accounting package (like Quickbooks) to track income and expenses.After collecting YE Dec rents and paying all related bills and the mortgage,print a PnL report (QB:  Menu->Reports->PnL std)This report now contains everything needed for your 1040 Schedule E filing.The net result (Sch E) will then be copied to the 1040 line 17I track capital expenses (ie items that get depreciation treatment) via a spreadsheet with the different Class Life values grouped together. 

Hey - even the half a day spent on learning how to increase the limit on our credit cards could be useful someday (as long as you don’t use it to pay for their additional “elite” packages!)

How would we go about packaging the two properties because they are both in the same neighborhood?

In addition to my prior question, do these real estate exam-prep packages cover all the required college-level courses, or will I have to separately take the required college-level courses at a college/online college? 

I am an IT professional looking to take that next step in my financial package and start investing in RE.  

The WORST place to also get this information is from “guru’s” selling you these fancy corporation document packages as it’s like the car dealer selling you under carriage protection.