Hey @Erin Babnik, I agree with the Excel recommendation.I love to suggest QuickBooks Online for bookkeeping for REIs (that's what all of our Clients are on) but if you only have 1 property and are looking to keep this as simple as possible the clear winner is Excel.Best of luck!

I have been debating this for a couple of months and have found conflicting recommendations online.

Check the in person events and meetups in your local area, our online community is full of knowledge and folks willing to share and still nothing replaces the opportunity to interact IRL, you never know who you will meet and where that can take you on your REI journey. 

I read online this recipe hahamix one teaspoon baking soda, one teaspoon vinegar, ½ teaspoon orange essential oil, and about 5 ounces of hydrogen peroxideGood luck with it!

Location: Central CaliforniaI also have an online store that brings in 150-200k NET per year and that’s what we live on and use to build a savings.

I dont know how they would be if I filed a claim but in terms of adding/deleting properties you just use their online system its really east and price is right.

Yes, with checkbook control you will have a checking account that allows you to invest in as quickly as you can write a check or do a wire transfer or online bill pay.   

I do recommend creating social profiles to strengthen your brand online.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Before blogs and online social networking.