The year of your 1031 exchange your accountant filled out the form 8824 with your 1040 which reported the 1031 and allowed to allocate basis among the 8 and set up new depreciation schedules. 

Given the seller financing details above, I know that an amortization table should show me paying $140,000 principal and roughly $58,000 interest over the 10 years of monthly payments, but how can I calculate the exact amortization schedule with principal/interest breakdown per payment?

I was just saying in my post above that it's important that your accountant does taxes...PLUS be an advisor (which is where accountants bring the most value).To answer your question:I am assuming you are talking about a fix & flip, rather than a buy/hold.This will not go on Schedule D because you aren't selling an investment with capital gains/losses - you are selling a piece of inventory so there are no capital gains.

My plan right now to reach that first goal is to flip, work PT or full time jobs, and continue to build up enough of a cash reserve to place a down payment on a few rentals.

I scheduled a dumpster and had changed the locks.

I am looking for any advice on job cost accounting software.

You guys work out a payment schedule and rate.

@Batu HoferHey BatuI am working on a basement doing a repointing job.

I enjoy my job but it is very boring.

The bank finally gave me a mortgage after I got a full-time job offer.