If I am understanding you correctly, at least several k-1s have multiple trades or businesses for QBI reporting.Yes, technically you should report each of these columns of these separately.

We used a local credit union instead of our usual bank because the rates offered were better and because it was technically property owner money we kept it local.

I had two singles that moved in, with a similar background, but they were not a couple and paid separately and thought of their security deposits and responsibilities as separate. 

He technically flipped his own house a few years ago, but he lived in it for a few years so I'm not sure if that counts.

Hi Everyone, I have a background as a loan officer but I only worked with clients who were refinancing their owner-occupied residence or purchasing a primary residence.

We added an applicant's social security number and birthday's to our rental application to help with our back grounds checks because it was hard to know if we actually had the right Jane Doe and John Smith.

From there you handle everything, but have the advantage to defer back to them if you need help or advice for a fee.This inst a turnoff to potential tenants that are going to be any good, and an advantage to you because the management company will already have vetting procedures, background check in place, etc. to get you a good tenant.

When it comes to anything even bordering on edge of equity stripping, I wouldn't want to take any risk at all, especially one of a technicality type such as disaster declaration.

All my tenants were on it and the entire process was automated and seamless....from advertisement, applications, background checks, leasing, and rent collection. 

Background checkCredit CheckIncomeReferences- talk to a former landlord.