What I like about the BP calculator is that you can easily adjust the number to see where the variables need to be to break even. 

However, an initial glance suggests that a Pennsylvania CPA may have processes in place to address quirky Pennsylvania calculations and the federal tax prep experience to more easily research unfamiliar Georgia issues.

Expanding your buyers list is key, especially in a hot market like Houston.

Once you have that foundation, you can start leveraging the equity in your existing properties or look at financing options to expand.

I recommend finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation and tax planning.You may want to consider working with your accountant remotely to expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a accountant willing to work with you throughout the year.

You can if you want a truly ADA unit.Option 2) There are ADA design elements that are easily implemented, low cost and don't really intrude for a non disabled tenant.

Let's say you're an old pro at MTRs, but you want to expand into a new market.

Easily the difference between getting referrals for new clients and getting unfavorable reviews.I also do respectfully disagree with the idea which many here echo'd that there's 0 benefit to a PM when owners property appreciates....when properties are worth more they rent for more, and PM's will earn higher mgmt fees and higher placement fees all while providing the same exact service. 

However, having an organized set of books in QuickBooks will allow you to more easily answer questions outside of your day-to-day operations, like "how much will I owe in taxes this year?"

From there I can expand and continue to invest or pivot to hiring out agent stuff, and start having fun with investments.