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Jacob Trimble
  • Investor
  • McMinnville, OR
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Finding the right CPA

Jacob Trimble
  • Investor
  • McMinnville, OR
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So I've been having a hard time finding the right CPA. My current one is not working out. We currently have two properties in different states and are also doing a JV on a 24 unit. My current accountant wants $125 for each house we own to keep books on and also another $125 for the 24 unit. This doesn't account for the end of year taxes to be done which range from 750+. Is this normal costs for monthly bookkeeping? If so, is it worth it or should I spend that money and resources doing the majority of the bookkeeping myself using something like QuickBooks? Appreciate any and all advice and I hope that was put clear enough for everyone to understand.

Thanks,

Jake

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