The key to good bookkeeping is knowing how to slot accounts or select the best account to enter the data in.It's not hard to learn so that you understand rather than trying to learn a mechanical process and then bump into some problem not knowing what to do with something that doesn't fit a format.I'd think Quickbooks would be good for the mechanical side. :)

After years of trying different methods, I personally have found it best, for me, to make the phone call quick and schedule people into time slots.

If I were you, I would simply try and find a real buyer to fill in the slot for Party C and be done with all of this.

Originally posted by @Judy P.

If the plugs don't have a slot for the grounding pin then a tenant would have to go through a decent amount of effort to plug something with a grounding pin in. 

@Judy P.

Hopefully, by that time you know the deal is a bit more likely to happen and you can ask the tenant about 1 week or 2 ahead of time for a showing and get all the potential buyers to come all on that time slot.

.)$79,061 construction holdback$22,000 assignment fee$311,521 loan amount$76,259.55 due from meNow the tricky part: where do I slot-in all those expenses?

All aspects of a property (tenant, owner, property) are integrated well with easy to navigate transitions between each.Frills between systems that save a TON of time at scale include text to confirm, showing slots, guest cards (synced inbound marketing) and of course... online applications.If you plan on having more than 10 units... pay for the software and so you can start filling out your whole mental utility belt sooner.

My experience with the landlord tenant court (Denver County) is that it operates more like Judge Judy than Perry Mason.