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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Each property with its own bank account?
I was watching this youtube video from a Canadian investor I like and he said... "Every property you buy better have its own bank account." I was like Whaaaattt? Is that a thing that I've never heard of until now? Does anyone else do that?
I get how it can simplify accounting as each property is separated, but that just seems crazy to me.