Unless you're the accountant type by nature, that sort of thing will not only drive you batty, it's unlikely to have any actual predictive value.

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Kay Rock look on BP file place I assure you that you’re u will find what your looking for.

The activity needs to be passive in nature, such as rental properties, private lending, tax liens ect. 

Now the beauty of it is this – while naturally he still needs to spend time doing showings, meeting with clients, etc. outside of those tasks he is able to get his “grunt” work done here at work.

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Homeowners in distress are naturally afraid of entities.

I had a tenant once say he's a professional poker player, plays poker on the internet and gets paid from an offshore account, but he said he doesn't include much of that income when he files his taxes, he wanted me to trust him he could make the rent...I now request the annual 1099 (equivalent to W-2), certified copy of IRS-1040, and letter from accountant (preferably CPA) which should state nature of business and income holdings, annual income expected for current year, amount of annual personal income applicant takes from business, and bank references, credit report, etc.

This naturally gives you a sense of confidence when asked about the property in question. 

You need the receipts if the IRS audits you but the CPA does not need the receipts.I use Quicken which has got to be the rock bottom most simple software usually only used for personal finances.