The PM side of accounting and the investor side of accounting.Owner Held should not be part of the Net Income.The numbers in "Other Items" has a delta of $900 so not sure what is going on there. 

It won't show up on your credit report, but if held for over a year, it will turn up on your tax returns which can affect your DTI. 

I’ve held my current duplex for about a year now.

@Lance Schmidt, They are able to do a 1031 exchange as long as the property being sold and purchased are being held for investment use.

Or keep it as a IRA then invest in something else(there is other IRA accounts we could combine) Any trust custodians that make  holding 50/50 ownership easier than ET as if held in ET we need two ET accounts ( 1200/YR cost)Sell it as a land contract?

That is good to hear that you're working as a property manager and wanting to make connections.If you're not familiar already, I may recommend learning more about Trusts and LLCs to know more about how properties are held and even for your own investing or managing of properties for asset protection and anonymity purposes.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

I have a rental in Arizona that I’ve held for a few years.

The deed is still held in the deceased mother's name.  

They don’t need to fight over crumbs, they now have a solvent owner who can be held accountable.It’s important to clarify that in Florida, HOAs are considered “super liens”, meaning they have special legal treatment.

I am planning to transfer couple of rental condo from my name to an LLC, and I am having a tough time locating a insurance agency to buy landlord insurance for the rental condo held by my LLC in MA.Any suggestions?