Itemize you income and expenses the same way it appears on the schedule E.

The book on estimating rehab costs by J scott5. the E myth 6.Cash flow quadrant by robert kiyosaki 7.

I was thinking that Turbo Tax would calculate the suspended passive carry over loss for the one property I sold and it would appear as a deduction for about $32,000 on Schedule E.

Originally posted by @James Wise: Rentec Direct is free is you've got under 50 units or something around that range. 18 units would be $45/month. 1 is $35.Perhaps you were thinking of some other platform?

I would send an e-mail to have it documented in writing rather than calling.  

I know they have a lot of lenders on their platform, so they may be able to work with you to get a better rate.  

He basically said if someone was able to build an HOA management platform that was both user-friendly and affordable, there would be a real market there.Having deep knowledge of relational databases, java rest APIs, user-friendly UIs and just building/deploying web applications in general, plus having built these types of systems many times before professionally -- albeit in different sectors/industries -- I’m seriously considering a side project to build some type of HOA SAAS (software-as-a-service) product that will hopefully make people’s life’s easier without costing them a fortune.My question is, before I invest time and energy in this, is there actually a market there?

We are also currently house hacking our SFH, renting out rooms, claiming everything on schedule E as we should, getting to deduct our mortgage interest and depreciate our house.

I’ve been here on and off in my wholesaling days but I’m really gonna take advantage of this platform as I venture off for myself

If I really wanted to do e-deposits, I'd probably just set it up with Zelle through Wells Fargo, that way would be free.The accountant set me up with the QBO self-employed the other day, and I spent some time going through transactions last night, so far so good; it seems pretty stupid-simple like what I'm looking for, the only downside I can see as of now is I'm not sure what category to put deposits under so they come through as a liability instead of income.