I respect the hustle, but you may just find it not worth the head aches in the end. 

We have been collecting all the rental income into each LLC's respective business accounts and set up "auto-pay" payments like utilities to come from those business checking accounts.   

Do they show up on time for the appointment or late (how respectful of your time are they)? 

I respect the boldness of your first post 😂

Property taxes $3,611...run through the numbers and you will see it's all an appreciation play...since you will only cover monthly expenses with a lot down...With respect to appreciation...at these numbers I am thinking more about selling then buying...other house we bought for office/rental up 15% per year in two years since we bought it...feels great, but makes me nervous...If you are interested in short term rentals be sure to check with the City, as they are only allowed if more than 250 feet from another short term rental, so westside, near the river are locked out...That said, if you do decide to invest here pick areas carefully.

They're in your neck of the woods and very well respected in the industry. 

Enyi,Respectfully, I disagree with J Scott.

I prefer my CPA to be close to asset as well because she's knowledgable of the respective state laws, but its not crucial. 

Some have used Venmo, but most make deposits at my bank into the respective properties account.

If you are doing flips at a large scale, it makes since to try to get economies of scale by using the same materials...but to start, try to create the best product possible for the highest ARV in that respective neighborhood.