No support from the brokerage (not really), but the costs are very low and the software is good.

@Philip Feinstein I don't think the location of the CPA matters provided that they have a solid background in Real Estate and software/tools to support you remotely.There are 20+ real estate CPAs commenting in this forum.

Your bank can give you instructions to share with tenants so they can set up direct deposit from their bank to yours, without software.

The assessment in general was a result of the law being passed which caused the building to get an audit (happened prior to my purchase) as I believe it passed a couple years back and the deadline was just this past October. 2. our extremely low condo fee is why we don't have enough reserves to make even a small dent in the renovation costs and have to significantly come out of pocket. 

Got educated on all the latest softwares, management systems, and automation programs (dynamic pricing, automating cleaning, automating messaging, etc). 3.

@Mark Bills Loan originators do not go in and manually type in 0.5 for this hit or 1.25 for that hit, they just put the scenario in, and the software spits out a rate/fee schedule, already adjusted for those hits.

The mastermind topics from this trip were partnerships, creative financing, and tech/software.

For free softwares, Google spreadsheet/docs, Trello and Notion would work well.

That would be the ideal software but don't think it exists.Thinking in the future if I wanted to scale and buy more properties I'd like to have the ability to open more accounts for each property.Any input appreciated on the best way to set this up!

RentRedi has accountimg software but I haven't checked it out.