Honestly, most of the work is doing your own bookkeeping.

There is more bookkeeping / accounting required to keep track of the funds and moved them around correctly. 

I’m looking to scale but I’m probably several years away from hiring a book keeper.

For example, in Saint John, NB, the taxes will reset at 1% of the transaction value.Property management - 10% of gross rents (even if self-managed, your time has to be valued)CAPEX - 5% gross rentsOPEX - 5% gross rentsSnow/Lawn (who's responsible) Bookkeeping/Legal/Accounting I would not buy on the fear of missing out, investors should be disciplined, you do not have to swing at every ball thrown.

I just haven't been doing any bookkeeping basically, and need to get set up and ready to file taxes, and continue to maintain adequate bookkeeping. 

Work with a CPA and bookkeeper to track the funds accordingly. 

Many of us do bookkeeping at home/office, so I don't see a need to use the online version anyway.

@Richard WilkeI realized after finishing my bookkeeping for the year that I spent way more than I expected at one of the chain home improvement stores...

Tips in best bookkeeping/banking would be super helpful, I'm a sales manager by day and accounting is not my strong suit. 

I've found with most 'mom-and-pop' self-storage facilities that book keeping is normally somewhat of a nightmare.