I don't have a subscription to the WSJ so this is just today's headline, first page (online):Retail Bankruptcies, Store Closures Hit Record in First HalfRetail bankruptcies, liquidations and store closings in the U.S. reached records in the first half of 2020 as the Covid-19 pandemic accelerated industry changes, particularly the shift to online shopping, according to a report.

In addition to your annual subscription of $600, VRBO is now taking around 14-15% of the reservation for profit.  

This could have been easily avoided by the agent simply redacting the information using Adobe PDF (it's $15/month subscription) and you can even get a free 7-day trial.

@Daniel SabatoCPA's all have different pricing styles now.Fixed cost based on complexity of returnHourly pricing modelMonthly subscription modelEtcAt the end of the day - the pricing will depend on several factors.In general thoughThe more complex your return - the more you will payThe more experienced your tax professional is - the more you will payIf your CPA has a physical location - the more you will payIf your CPA is in a high cost of living location - the more you will payI hope this helps.

Anyone used Reonomy for multi? Any thoughts? Would anyone be interested going into it together as they are not cheap $400/mth for 1 year. 

In addition, there is typically a subscription agreement to formally subscribe to the investment, ultimately formalizing your execution of the LLC agreement. 

Agreed, depends on the CPA. 95% of our clients are on subscription so emails/calls are unlimited within our paremeters.

The cost of software keeps dropping, and is usually a monthly subscription, so would advise to just use software over spreadsheets.It reallt doesn't matter how the softwre keeps track of each property, as they all allow the proper tracking of rents and expenses - if you setup & use them correctly.Buildium is pretty user friendly and relatively inexpensive.

So far, however, everything we've seen is either no longer on the market or a foreclosure that requires a separate paid subscription (maybe those are already sold too?). 

I wouldn't want that burden falling upon you.In terms of books and records, I would try and pay for a QuickBooks Online subscription or something similar.