I just read minutes on one condo O am looking at and saw a different unit had lost all amenities' access due to lewd and public adult acts. 

When you sell, you’ll pay taxes on the rental part, but the section you live in might still qualify for the home sale exclusion if you’ve lived there for two years.This post does not create a CPA-client relationship.

Is it loud talking or fighting of adults?

As you grow, you’ll want to understand how different types of rental properties interact with your income, especially the difference between passive and non-passive income from a tax perspective.There are also some unique tax benefits and deductions available since you’re in the military; it’s worth looking into how your service benefits and possible home exclusions might work with the type of real estate you invest in.Understand the STR loophole and active participation as both can save you taxes.

Adults don't want to share bathrooms, particularly at luxury experiences.

Discuss this with me like an adult.

And, we use QuickBooks Online exclusively across all clients. 

Also, do NOT sign any exclusive agreements with agents, managers, or contractors until you’re actually doing a deal with them. 3.

You can also still qualify for the Section 121 exclusion when selling your home, as long as you meet the ownership and use tests.If you have losses via depreciation, and you are under the active participation threshold of 150k, those losses can also offset your W2 income to save taxes and give a bigger ROI.

If not, I suggest QuickBooks Online (QBO). 100% of our clients are REIs, and we exclusively use QBO (Plus subscription level).It allows us to produce financials at the entity level and property level.