The big takeaway is that the IRS is clearly buying time on SECURE 2.0 implementation, which helps reduce rollover friction but also puts more responsibility on investors to be intentional during the transition.On the alternative asset side, the opportunity isn’t about chasing complexity or “private equity” as a label.

You do not want to be dealing with rats, tenant move outs, security deposits, and interpretations of the law.

Just release the security deposit.

Mainly have scaled through BRRRR method and some flips to acquire multi family.  

I used binder method to raise rent and we came up with 800 a month and I gave her 90 days to decide weather she could find somewhere cheaper or if she would like to stay.

Others stick with spreadsheets but update them monthly instead of waiting until tax season.The biggest mistake isn’t the method — it’s falling behind.

Can you share information for a first time home buyer to secure 25% Down payment & closing costs assistance ?

There is also another big exception that I don't think was mentioned in this thread (but it was in Michael's linked thread), you don't have to report payments that were made by credit card or certain other payment methods. 

The IRS recognizes 6 methods for conducting a cost segregation analysis. 

Are there methods you've found to get this done without being charged a full month's rent?