Even if there are transactions that aren't deductible for tax purposes, having the information pre-organized and summarized will save a lot of time and effort.I would highly suggest for you to have separate bank accounts (if not already) to make the bookkeeping easier and avoid confusions with other unrelated transactions.

But to summarize what I learned from speaking with her:1.

To avoid just summarizing his article: not every property will work as a BRRRR.

So I guess to summarize my 2 cents - be fully transparent, and consult with an attorney about the entity (most definitely don't take legal advice from me).

Susan Horton, 2021 ABoR President, summarized the challenges of this local housing market well: “Our housing market is undergoing growing pains and creating a paradox—affordable from the outside looking in, but increasingly unaffordable for those who already call Austin home.”This sentiment was echoed from economist at the the Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University, Dr.

My "spreadsheet" to summarize is: Fees, Maintenance, Repairs.

.- Upgrade to a 2 year lease for $Z per month.I usually summarize this with something like "I'm up for whatever is best for you, so just let me know which of these works out best for you and I'll write it up!"

So the seller is not cooperating with the buyer’s  request therefore the buyer wants to damage/ slander the seller’s property as much as possible in retaliation...So did I summarize correctly?

I wanted to back up what @Ashish Acharya said for and concisely summarize for @Nick Frey and anyone dropping by this chain:Yes, you can still do a 1031 exchange on a property held less than 12 months provided that you had/can show the proper intent. 

I summarized in a letter and sent in to tax adjuster.