Thank you for the responses. Now I have another question - for a different property, the property management company just sent me two 1099Rs for the same property, because they changed their accounting system, so one 1099R is for the rental records in the old system, and one 1099R is for the new system. So for this one property, I have two 1099Rs (this situation is in reverse of the one in my initial post that a property mgt company combined the rentals of 2 properties into one 1099R). Your post said as long as the total on my Schedule S is more than the totals of all the 1099Rs, I should be okay?
For this one that I have two 1099R for one property, how should I input the data to TurboTax? Should I input these two 1099Rs separately in the "1099 MISC" section, and then try to tie/point these two 1099Rs to the one property in the "Rental Properties and Royalties" section?
