You can use free services such as The US Census Bureau to gather all the information you need.

I work for a real estate developer/property manager and we currently use QuickBooks Enterprise Contractor Edition for our development projects and Rent Manager for our rentals.

I’m curious about day to day habits of creating a BRRRR enterprise that is automate process of analyzing deals weekly/monthly.

For e.g. in QuickBooks Online there is a feature - Location, while it is not available on the Pro, Premier, Accountant and Enterprise feature - converting data is not going to work.

You should check the CFPB website (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau).

Better Business Bureau reviews, etc.).5.

It has a 2 star rating on the Better Business Bureau website.It also has a 2 star on Yelp.Buyer beware

But, if you were to insist, I'd suggest forming a separate management LLC that signs all the leases, pays all property taxes and insurance, and generally serves as the public face of your commercial enterprise.

Johnson IIEach of the major bureau providers has multiple scores for varying uses.

The rents they are paying are nothing to frown at but we've been led to believe by various sources that the previous appraisal done by the Bureau of Indian Affairs could be significantly undervalued.