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Brandon G.
  • Middle Tennessee, TN
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Books about running business financials

Brandon G.
  • Middle Tennessee, TN
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Hello everyone,

I have listened to many books in the last two years that cover the real estate gamut and several business books that include generic concepts like how to manage people and structure your business however I don't have a good grasp on managing the financials and keeping books.  For example, the best ways to construct and organize invoices for customer orders, how to file and organize those invoices, keeping track of "the books," such as asset and liabilities each month, and ways to organize the parts of the business that aren't the employees or physical inventory.

Attempting to sum this into a "google-able" search has proven to be somewhat difficult, so I would appreciate your input.

Thank you,

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