IDeally, I am looking to implement the BRRRR strategy, or some similar variation. 

Keep in mind though, that many states have rules about "limited service" and other variations in the agency relationship that the Real Estate Commission in your state requires of all licensed agents. 

B:The contractor will be responsible for the timely completion of work consistent with the time limits set out, subject to any variations due to but not limited to permit acquisition, permitting authority inspections, material availability, weather delays, change orders or other delays beyond the contractors control, where the date for the completion may vary accordingly.  

I went and created a trial account on around a dozen sites and apps today.

I'm trying to refine my deal analysis skill through trial and error and one problem I'm running into that is effecting my profit is when to decide if I'm going to be paying for water, power, and garbage?

Providence has a lot of neighborhoods, even more than Pawtucket, and there's a lot of variation between them, running the full A to D gamut (like "A area" such as the East Side).But there's variation in all of those cities, for example there are good/better areas of Woonsocket and worse areas of Pawtucket.

Specifically, I used LinkedIn Sales Navigator (month trial) to connect with many local agents, wholesalers, investors, and various other REI professionals.

Assuming they didn't do an AirBnB in a neighborhood they lived in it may mean traveling a couple hours to file, then for the trial.4) You have to show "actual damages" You can't assume X dollars are lost or Y amount of people would have rented.

Dominic -I run a design build business; I've been where you are... having books that are weeks to months out of date is horrible and can spell disaster as you make decisions based on bad and untimely data.What we've done, after years of trial and error and tons of money lost on bad solutions, is the following -* Off set accountant who does monthly reconciliations and statements, year-end taxes (We run on basis of completion, which I recommend you switch to immediately)* Off site book keeper who does day to day data entry* Quickbooks on a server on the internet so everyone can log in remotely* Paychex handling weekly payrollDon't pay an accountant to do your data entry, it's usually way too expensive and not necessary... don't pay your data entry person to do your monthly reconciliations and statements (They don't know enough, typically).

I see many listings in my area that say this, or some variation of it.