I also think that bookkeeping and tax preparing should be evaluated with that question referenced often on the podcasts...

The C Corp did not collect rents from tenants, it collects it from me, to make bookkeeping easier.

I plan on doing most things myself, management, bookkeeping, etc.

Would also take referrals for a good bookkeeper!

All the details of rent collection, leasing, maintenance, repairs and bookkeeping are handled by national class, professional property managers.

You will learn the in's and out's of leasing, collections, unit flips, bookkeeping, etc.

Do you have a system for auditing his expenses, and are you satisfied with his book keeping abilities?

I'm hoping to find people that I can bounce some ideas off of and I'm willing to trade budgeting and/or bookkeeping advice/assistance in exchange.Thanks for having me and I look forward to learning from all of you.Frankie

I think using Quickbooks is the way to go and hiring a book keeper to do your data entry once a week or once a month plus reconcile the accounts each time is the best way to do this.

My other background is in bookkeeping.