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Correct. Unfortunately, Quicken took out the ability to use Tags to do what you need, so that is the only alternative, other than tracking the finances for each in separate files.RickO said:I don't really use the budget features, but I think you need to separate the two properties by category. That is, two sets of categories, one set for each property.
The tag removal from budgets was actually a sound decision. When you have the ability to categorize and add multiple tags to transactions, it basically became nightmare use case programming scenario. Things were getting double, triple counted, etc. IIRC, it was less than one tenth of a % of users actually budgeted with tags, so that is why it got the ax.RickO said:I don't really use the budget features, but I think you need to separate the two properties by category. That is, two sets of categories, one set for each property.
same argument can be used for reports...RickO said:I don't really use the budget features, but I think you need to separate the two properties by category. That is, two sets of categories, one set for each property.