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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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Joe Koppel
  • San Diego, CA
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Bookkeeper, or accountant or CPA...what do I need?

Joe Koppel
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi I sold my house and have a sizable bit of cash and want to start buying residential rental property in Texas. I live in San Diego, CA. I am just small time and will just buy one at a time.

My question is how do I keep my finances squared away? I don't want to go to a big accounting firm and pay big bucks (I'm cheap) but what do I really need? I'm thinking I just need someone to keep me on track, tell me what software to use and do my taxes every year.

Maybe I just need a person working out of a hole in the wall business or even out of their house so what should I be looking for? An accountant or just a bookkeeper or what???

Thanks, Joe

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