Your startups send K-1s too, or your funds don't.
In Rhodes: Settings → Document requirements → Every year
Rhodes expects a K-1 each year from investments of certain types. The default is fund, private equity and real estate. To change it, under Investment types that send K-1s, tick the types that send your entities K-1s, from Real estate, Startup, Fund, Private equity, Debt and Other, then choose Save. The setting covers your whole organization.
Under the boxes, Rhodes says whether you're on the default ("Using the default: fund, private equity and real estate.") or "Customized for your organization." Use the default goes back to fund, private equity and real estate.
The type is only one reason Rhodes expects a K-1. An investment that has already sent a K-1 is expected either way, whatever its type. If you untick every type, Rhodes expects K-1s only from investments that have sent one before.
K-1s from your own SPVs are expected whatever types you choose (see K-1s from Your Own SPVs).
For a single exception, change the row rather than the type: Expect a K-1… or Not expected this year on the Expected tab (see Why Rhodes Expects a K-1, or Doesn't).
Only owners and admins can change this setting. Members see "Only owners and admins can change these settings."