Your real estate clients log their hours as they go. You see every client's §469 status on one roster, with the weak spots flagged before you file: late entries, round-number blocks, investor-type hours, and cleaners who out-log the owner.
750-hour and more-than-half tests per spouse under §469(c)(7)(B). Material participation Tests 1 and 3 per property, spouse hours combined, with the §1.469-9(g) aggregation election. The 7-day average-stay rule for STRs.
Entries logged weeks after the work, implausible days, whole-hour blocks, missing descriptions, and investor activity that doesn't count. Every edit is kept in an audit trail.
Lock the year, print the summary for your file, and export every entry to CSV. Clients get a monthly nudge when they stop logging.
| Plan | Active clients | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1 | Free | Free |
| Solo | up to 10 | $49 | $490 |
| Practice | up to 30 | $99 | $990 |
| Firm | up to 100 | $199 | $1,990 |
Your clients never pay. Firm accounts require two-step verification.
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