I have found the local business journal will usually have a list of the top property managers (based on volume). 

Xero, a Quickbooks competitor, has a less expensive "GL Only" version, but it's only for accountants.Zoho Books is cheaper than Quickbooks and probably can do packages (I've used it as part of Zoho One, NOT on its own).AccountingSeed, a Salesforce native accounting package (but can be bought without Salesforce) can do multi-business roll-ups and track multiple journals, but it's dramatically more expensive than QBO.I think Netsuite would suit your needs, but also more expensive.I will say that "Many LLC Books" problem has been an issue with EVERYONE with the move to Cloud.

Look into joining or starting any clubs or journals related to real estate or where you could write about REI to get your name out there and build your resume.Your 2L and 3L year would be a better time to invest though I would personally just recommend waiting until after the bar to start buying.

Also, the way I understand them (have gone through one) a 1031 exchange would preclude you from using your flip profit as income, which is generally the point of flipping.One of the best books that summarizes real estate taxes (and a host of other issues) is The Wall Street Journal's Guide 

Toledo has been mentioned 3-4 times in USA Today and Wall Street Journal in the last few years for rental investments.

@Matt HeerwaldTake this for what you will, but articles were put out in the SA Business Journal and Express News yesterday talking about the Lone Star project being in jeopardy. http://www.mysanantonio.com/real-estate/article/30...I've lived in the area for the last 5 years, in that time the project has been on and off 3 times.  

It's how I maintain a strenuous day job in commercial construction mgt, my real estate side hustle, a long distance girlfriend, a busy travel schedule, and still get a good night of rest.Here's an outline of my principles/toolsInfluences: Getting Things Done by David AllenProcrastinate on Purpose by Rory VadenDeep Work by Calvin Newport (probably one of the best books I've ever read)Energy Management before Time Management (nutrition, rest, movement)Tools: Bullet Journal (this is new to my system & I love it- I'm a pen & paper kind of guy)Google Reminders (whenever one of my trusted systems aren't present)Google Inbox (vs.

Business WireLas Vegas Housing MarketFor the general Las Vegas housing market, the Las Vegas Review-Journal summarized the 2016 outlook as follows:Vegas housing market to make respectable gains in 2016 Las Vegas Review-JournalWhat We Are Anticipating in 2016Our predictions are based on the following assumptions:• Interest rates will rise in 2016 but at a modest rate.

The property is a two family near Journal Square Jersey City NJ.

The Wall Street Journal also had a whole story about how Denver looks poised to come out this coronavirus recession quicker than other metro areas.