Having everything together in one place will help you see the overall health of your business plus these are related to each other, for example, your mortgage payment consists of interest (P&L item) and principal (liability) so you don't want to track the interest only on one software and the principal on another.

Since getting a W2 job two months ago, I've focused my spare time (and mental energy) on managing and investing my fixed income. 

Mentally prepare yourself to spend another 10 to 20% repairing stuff that wasn't obvious at the beginning. 

I came across Bigger Pockets and was instantly intrigued, not only by the way they explained real estate investing to a newbie, but by the challenge it can create creatively and mentally.

To get the mentality of an investor- Rich dad poor dad is a good one. 

I have made my share of mistakes and they can be mentally draining and financially painful. 

GIvIng an industrIal property a clean bIll of health can be quIte valuable when it comes time to sell it.

For a genuine hoarder, 6 months would not be enough anyway, heck, 12 months would not be long enough since they have mental blocks preventing them from throwing things away. 

It took me about 6 months to recover from the mental and physical exhaustion.

I’m looking to purchase a handful of townhomes in 2019. And wisdom tells me that I better do some homework on the HOA’s that I buy into, because they could turn a cash flowing property into a nightmare real quick. So,...