For example, if you pay the 3rd quarter real estate taxes, or the March sewer bill, you write all that off because you got all the benefit - this year.

So i would suggest hiring someone to, at the very least, set you up and teach you the basic entries,,,  then you could have them do the more complex stuff quarterly or yeraly or as needed,,,,

It would be hard for me to update rents quarterly or such without being able to either download data and filer on a lookup rule or supply a CSV or such to pull back the numbers I am specifically looking for. 

I’m leaning towards sdira trust which would be $1195 to set up, $100 year renewal and $95/ quarter with checkbook control with Madison Broad financial.

A recession by definition is 2 consecutive quarters of negative GDP, which we had first and second quarter.

The property I'm invested in will start monthly distributions after the first quarter of 2023, and even though distributions will only be approx $500/ month, I don't want them to accumulate and not be growing.

I have said this before, I am doing amazing deals TODAY, I did amazing deals last week, month, quarter, year, years.....

You can see how the deals have changed, how the exits have worked and much more via my quarterly updated blog. 

A common rule of thumb is that two consecutive quarters of negative gross domestic product (GDP) growth mean recession, although more complex formulas are also used.

Cash invested: $90,000 Over the past 3 years, I've slowly invested in several non-public REIT's, including: - Fundrise - Realty Mogul- Cardone Capital These funds combined are valued at roughly $90,000 and generate either a monthly or quarterly cash flow of ~4% per year.