Example: You need to separate all of your business income/expenses from your personnel income/expenses.

This is a great area to invest in, however, due to a large increase and expansion in military personnel and the effect that has on local economic expansions, which are all taking place within 5 miles.

The industry that drives the area isn't crooked lawyers, fast talking bankers, overly attractive medical personnel saving lives.  

Being in an area with a lot of military personnel, clean and safe rentals are at a premium.My goal is to cater to single individuals and young married couples with no children.

However, a positive is that many of the Army and Air Force personnel want to live off base, so there is good demand for rentals.  

If you have the time, you may even want to sit in on some proceedings one or two days to see which landlord attorneys have a friendly relationship with the judge and/or court personnel.

Donna Bauer's course teaches to get to the right bank personnel by pitching a SS then try switching to buying the note.

I would just boost your estimate for repairs and vacancy due to high turnover from military personnel moving around a lot.

I keep my business(rentals) in a separate checking account from my personnel checking.

I know of an operation that's spending 60k a month on marketing, personnel, office space, etc.Depending on your direction for RE investing, I would reach out to a lot of wholesalers that are establish and build relationship with them.