You don't need to get really complicated or fancy.

Is it complicated by the fact that you’re living in it?

This can get really complicated.

If you use 1 account for everything, it makes everything a lot more complicated and harder to track.To answer Troy's question directly, I have three properties and use Excel. 

This is complicated potentially for someone who's not a tax cpa, and tax laws change all the time.

This one is rather complicated, but I'm looking to acquire a duplex from my Father-In-Law.

It sounds like is probably something I need to hire out, but it gets complicated when I’m trying to look at multiple offers.

The regulation is more complicated than that and actually has some more opportunity for you that you should have been told about.If you name three or fewer properties on your list then their value doesn't matter (for the identification list). 

. § 45-1508).However, after a judicial foreclosure, the homeowner has six months to redeem a property that is 20 acres or fewer, and one year to redeem a property that is more than 20 acres"

The property is a SFH that I purchased in a judicial auction last year.