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Investors & landlords
You do not.
The rules you refer to were not to be implemented until 2012 for payments made during 2012. They were repealed by HR 4. The President signed the repeal bill on April 14, 2011. In doing so, the requirement for rental property owners to issue Form 1099-MISC no longer exists for any year.
The 2012 instructions for Form 1099-MISC contain the following:
Repeal of reporting requirements for certain rental property expenses. The requirement described in the 2011 instructions for persons receiving rental income from real estate to report payments for certain rental property expenses on Form 1099-MISC was repealed by Congress. You do not have to report those payments on Form 1099-MISC
The exception may not apply to payments made for attorney's fees, which would still require Forms 1099.