Kinda weird that for 2018 taxes I had 7-8 K-1 partnerships and the QBI with multiple columns thing didn't happen.I just don't know if it would be better to pursue the software and wait on the phone for the H&R reps, or just find a CPA to do taxes (both of which would probably take a long time) as I would need to send all my Excel spreadsheets with my individual rentals, depreciation schedules, etc.I was looking for a CPA that could do my taxes (single filer no LLCs), and provide periodic tax strategy to me throughout the year to save me on taxes.. for about $1000-2000 per year.

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The equity growth will create great opportunities for you and over time, you'll be able to create excellent cash flow as well. 

those 2 that have pissed you off.. or that one guy (me) that is credible polite respectful and NOT DESPERATE?

Hello everyone, Long story short...1.1 million dollar property, considered single family unit, two separate units, 1 garage 1st individual invested $437,000; average credit2nd individual invested $70,000; excellent creditTogether, they split the mortgage and other expenses (property tax, insurance, etc...) 50/50 How would you properly prepare a T.I.C. for this kind of scenario?

As for credit, it was excellent a year ago when I bought my personal home 740+, but I'd be willing to guess it's probably dropped to around 700ish due to increased credit utilization as a result of not working for medical reasons.

Then I make an excel spreadsheet listing store name, amount, date and project columns so I can sort them in any order I need and then tally the results.

Turn key can be an excellent way to get in to a cash flow property and if you're objective is cash flow and you plan to hold the property long term, I wouldn't worry too much about short term value fluctuations.

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@Todd Powell excellent information on how you used HELOC for built your RE portfolio.