This is from a similar question on an Intuit post.  

The tax code is online and uncle Sam does a great job of providing you with instructions on how to fill out the forms and companies like intuit have tax software you can use.

It seems counter-intuitive.

@Eric Jones  Eric - if you send me your contact info off line, I can drop a few names for both CPA's and Attorneys here in San Antonio, TX.Your criteria for a CPA to be an investor themselves may be counter-intuitive.  

I had no prior real estate experience up to this point but just followed my intuition and some common sense.

It's not intuitive, and I'm constantly having to work through glitches.

Quickbooks can be used with Intuit Merchant accounts.ACH fees are $0.50 per transaction.Nicely links with QB.However, QB has a steep learning curve but is powerful once you know how to use it.End of year taxes/statements and monthly client statements are easy and configurable.

It just feels counter-intuitive to bid substantially above the asking price.

Many lenders have no intuitive understanding of what they are doing, and just plug things into a computer for an answer.

I found their interface to be pretty intuitive.