For example, I just finished the The Wall Street Journal Complete Real Estate Investment Guide and learned a great deal from that overview.

During the file clean-up process, QuickBooks removes all audit trail information tracked for transactions deleted during the clean-up process.http://www.proledge.com/blog/audit-trail/And more from within QB'sImportant: When you clean up your data file, QuickBooks deletes transactions that you no longer need, replacing them with new general journal transactions that summarize, by month, the deleted transactions.

Every morning I journal about what I am grateful for for just a few minutes.

What do you think of journal square?

As the money is received each month, the effective journal entry would be a debit to cash, and a credit to the Assignment Fee Receivable account.Note that for tax purposes, if you are cash basis, you only need to pay tax on the amount of the fee received in the current year. 

.- Contractor - having someone you have already vetted giving you numbers for a project will increase your confidence for your offers- Lender - knowing you can make the deal happen and for what cost- Property Manager - Once you have identified this person, you can use them to help you vet a deal, give you an idea of the type of tennants you will have in a certain area, and can also give you an idea of how the area has progressed for a certain deal- As a side note, one of the podcasters mentioned getting the business journal for whatever area you are looking to invest.

@Bernita WallaceIn Northern CA (Sacramento county) there's a legal newspaper (The Daily Journal) which publishes "Notice to of Petition to Administer Estate" (probate leads) Ask your clerk if the county publishes "probate notices".

Kashoo is the more powerful of the two due to the ease of forcing a journal entry.

The list from the Pittsburgh Legal Journal is out of date, I had to go by the master list.

In inspecting homes here in San Antonio, I've found some really good and some really crazy work. Some days are "wow, that's a really good job", and others are "oh boy...I just saw that, didn't I?" So, I've decided to ...