Originally the transactions would be recorded in daybooks, cashbooks, or journals and then transferred to a ledger.Bookkeeping software has now pretty much replaced the need for physical books.Why do small businesses need bookkeeping?

Here are the basic terms of the HELOC that I've been approved for:"This loan has a variable interest rate, which is determined by the Wall Street Journal Prime Rate plus a margin.

Check local newspapers, business journals, economic development commission, chamber of commerce, etc. to find these events.2.

Quote from @Matthew Novelli: You could try buying the Intention Journal from BiggerPockets.

I keep up with my local business by reading my citites business journal.....for example the St Louis Business journal.....and that has rates and has a real estate section etctheres also a larger wesbite that keeps me updated on everything in the whole state.....

Most major cities have a business journal.

Interesting story I saw in the San Antonio Business Journal today…At a time when many banks are divesting or scaling back their mortgage offerings, San Antonio-based Frost Bank has announced its intent to re-open its residential mortgage operations after more than two decades out of the industry. 

I live in West Caldwell, NJ and currently own 2 rental properties in the Journal Square area of Jersey City and am working on a third.  

This may change from year to year so go on IRS.gov to get the updated guidelines and also there are articles on the journal of accountancy website regarding the complexities.https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1065.pdfAll the best!

@Brian Burke  Bill Gulley Unrelated to real estate, my journal from Boston is online if you'd like to read it. http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?