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Separation of Funds
I have soon to be four long term rental properties and I am curious what is the best way to keep funds separated and do you want/need to separate them? Do you have a checking account for property taxes and insurance, one for repairs and maintenance ? What I the best strategy to keep them all straight so you don't utilize one for repairs and then finds you are short for insurance when it comes due? Thanks Rachel Reiman-TurnStyle