He treats the US RE market as a monoethnic bloc, which it isn't.  

Those funds are out there but it must be compelling as hell for them to treat as first timer as a pro.

@Matthew Irish-Jones The utility actually disconnects the line at the main and to reconnect they treat it as a new installation. 

@Johnny QuilenderinoI treat a medical related bad credit issue very differently than not paying credit cards, etc.

You really gotta treat people with kids gloves.

We treated everything properties the same as if we owned it in fact are cleans and communicating people often don’t even know which property we own and which we manage.

That's a creative way to treat the problem of not wanting to be an active landlord but still wanting returns better than a savings acct. 

And that will need your accountants direction to avoid a taxable event for the members by treating that as distributions not profits.

Looking for some advice on how I should treat this situation when I file my taxes this year.I bought a piece of property a few years ago and replatted it and split it into 2 (not equal amounts).

Because this is my first deal, I would prefer to treat this as basically making a large house (I plan to live in it) purchase that happens to have more upkeep expenses than usual.