@James E. 

Ex: Real Estate Rookie e-book, I candownload Rookie Forms from the Book, but I get that error I mentioned whentrying to download the Readiness Checklist and the Templates and Worksheets.This same thing happens on all of my books....about 10 of them.

There's also Eventbrite.com for these opportunities:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/minneapolis-we-create-real-esta...

If it's a 2-4 unit it requires 15% down.If you buy as an investment you get the benefit of the scheduel E deductions and can still add your son to title. 

Here’s a quick shortlist that fits your needs (3 doors):Stessa - built for small portfolios; auto-tracks income/expenses and lets you scan receipts via the mobile app.Hemlane - end-to-end PM: leasing, online rent, maintenance, accounting; good if you want workflows plus optional local agent help. hemlane.comBuildium - more robust if you plan to scale; solid accounting and document storage/e-sign for leases and notices.DoorLoop - all-in-one with straightforward pricing as you add units.

The tax treatment depends on whether the $40k was repairs/maintenance (often deductible now on Schedule E) or improvements (generally must be capitalized and depreciated over time), and this applies whether you own it personally or through an LLC. 

At the same time, the continued growth of e-commerce has increased demand for distribution, storage, and last-mile logistics facilities—benefiting the industrial sector directly.Together, these trends are reinforcing stability and growth across both asset classes.Looking AheadThe 2026 commercial real estate outlook is one of resilience and opportunity.

You will no longer be able to use Schedule E.

But would be getting rid of this stress (facepalm).c) Stay put and HODL, then re-evaluate the situation in a year or twod) Get a side gig (I am good w programming, not so much w money as you may tell XD)e) Open for suggestionsf) Open for suggestionsPlease let me know if more details are required! 

For this last worksheet, would I find this information on my Schedule E on my Federal tax return?