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Corbin Lane
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Do I need a CPA / How best to get set up for Accounting

Corbin Lane
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portland, OR
Posted

I've been renting out my home for a little over a year now. Originally I was hoping to get some help from a tax pro last year but with covid it got sent to the back burner. I'm sure I've missed a lot of deductions and made a lot of mistakes, and missed a lot of opportunities to record spending. I'm really not great with taxes and especially with real estate related stuff. I've been looking at remote CPA firms but it seems like most of them are not set up to work with smaller clients who are clueless and need to get set up.

Would it make sense to first try out QuickBooks and see how far I can get with that? Has anyone tried their consultation services?

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