.), you do not need any forms—just keep track of your spending to share with your tax advisor at the end of the year.The best way I’ve found to keep track of expenses is through a credit/debit card that is dedicated ONLY to your business.

Lease Management - Avail.co, Apartments.com, Buildium, TenantCloud,  - many others - they can List For Rent, Schedule Showings, Provide Applications, Screen Tenants, Setup Leases, Setup and Manage Rent Payment, and other things (keep track of maintenance, keep track of expenses and make reports for accountants etc) Tenants like it because its online and makes it clear what they need to do - This also helps answer Drews question to you. - Showing a property - I have less to say on this one, looking for ideas myself.

The visionary is full of ideas, has a high level of vision where he or she wants the business to go, maybe sometime loses track of the practical nuts and bolts, and is perhaps not very detailed oriented.The integrator makes it all work.

You will want to look out for a lender that is responsive, straightforward and has a track record of reviews and closings.

@Natalia Davis I believe Zelle and Venmo and such platforms now have to keep track of payments beyond $600.

I created a spreadsheet a while back that tracks rate changes historically as well as the rate predictions for the next ~12 months.

Cincinnati has multiple locations of Fast Track Auctions ("FTA").

I do t have long term experience with them yet but They have a good track record and seem to really have it together from my experience.

I have 2 ground partners this year that quit there day jobs BECAUSE they do all the WORK and risked their time... both on track to make 100s of thousands this year.. and I will make 100's of thousands from the fruits of their labor... or they could just keep working were they were working and doing a deal a year or so...

In some cases, your lender may be able to assist (as a courtesy) to help you get the resources you need to get back on track (e.g., other borrowers in your market, contacts for tried and proven contractors, etc).Of all things to do, you should not hide and ignore phone calls.And last but not least, if none of that works, list the property in hopes to recoup your losses and let another investor take over and get out of the project and take the lessons you learned and apply them to the next one.