@Justin SheleyIn reference to your 'working on my business instead of in my business' statement I would recommend the following book: The E-Myth by Michael E.

Marie, please review 66-28-301(e) - Security Deposits. 

@Russell Brazil their plan has the E & O insurance for $100.

My questions is, What is the process for filing, do I have to do a 4797 form to report the sale or just an Schedule E form and marked as sold in 2023?

So in my mind as an agent if your not the owner broker of your agency I would be talking to them and talking about if your E and O will cover you ..

I would not value that any different that a single family - not until its a true commercial though.Check that its a LEGAL 3 unit (you can see that on the county website), and your also get some other insights to the property as well.I agree with #Eric E. that the seller is looking for a sucker...

But it is the tax return that will show the conversion of your property from personal use (schedule A probably) and into an investment property - (schedule E or schedule C of your tax return).

Hi everyone (and thanks for the time and support you guys give to the rookies),I am in the same situation of Luke E.

I overlooked including these details on Schedule E when I initially filed my taxes.Any guidance on these matters would be greatly appreciated.

If I can’t confirm 100% by sleuthing that way and talking to people, then I have the seller provide whatever proof they can that they really own the property, and also have my title company run an O&E, part of which is snail-mailing a letter to the owner in public record’s primary address so the owner gets notice that their property is for sale and hopefully call the title company and ask what’s going on if they’re not actually trying to sell.