k3n
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The tax software will do the same any accountant will do; provided you provide the correct/needed info
You may wish to get a desktop version of software, so you can take advantage of the help/assistance system easier
Both TurboTax and Block support the Schedule E (Rental income) - TT will overcharge you for the privilege.
I have used Block for Schedule E returns and it walks you step by step through everything needed. You just have to dig out the info for each step (which yo would also have to do with an accountant if they are good - some will only use what you provide and not tell you what you could be missing)
TurboTax has gotten mediocre reviews.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/computers/intuit_turbotax.html