It has become much easier since I acquired this Dragon speaking program that allows me to speak the words instead of having to type them!

Hey Rob, have you ever used any program before to compare to?

You could always look up a filed form in public record and use that as a guide.

Many loan programs will require you to be in the chain of title and some will require you to have owned the property for a period of time.

ARC was 31,000(we put about 10k in and got 5k back from energy program here in maine)gross rents 1,382owned free and clear, no financinglousy neighborhood, though it really hasn't been that bad, it's been slightly taskier than most (tenants not getting along, a couple of minor police visits, etc..)

Don't know about Capstone, but these discuss large investments in REO-to-Rent programs by OakTree and GI Partners, large pvt equity funds.

The best program for those seeking checkbook control and maximum flexibility is the solo K in my opinion.

I check what is public, but everyone is entitled to their privacy.

Here's a link to the IRS that discusses real estate basis http://www.irs.gov/publications/p551/ar02.html#en_US_2010_publink1000256941

Not sure how much you're working with, but FNMA recently came out with a program that more or less has the same effect of what you have in mind