It is not unexpected that you would only receive a single
Form 1099-MISC since all the rent was paid to a single person from a single
entity. You should have records to show
what portion of the income is attributable to each property or you could
contact the management company for the breakdown between the two properties.
It is important that you keep the income and expenses
separated for each property when you report it on your tax return. After you determine the breakdown between the
two properties, enter the information from the 1099-MISC for each property's
section of the rental income and expenses, but only enter the rent amount
attributed to that property. Just be
sure that the amount reported for each one adds up to the total on the form you
received.
Another simpler option would be to enter
the income amount attributed to each property in the income section for that
property without saying it was reported on a Form 1099-MISC. Keep your Form 1099-MISC for your records
along with documentation showing how you divided the income among the
properties. If the IRS questions you,
you have the documentation and an explanation.
[edited 4/10/17 5:29 am PST]
