I currently do my own bookkeeping and taxes (for five rentals) and am generally comfortable doing so. 

For this I use Cozy which has been great and QB for bookkeeping of the pprtfolio.

Has anyone taken Robert Kiyosaki's advice on hiring a bookkeeper early on?

Running a note business, I'm curious what bookkeeping software you use to track expenses and income.  

I would like to see more of the numbers that show this property can cash flow enough to pay more the investors more than $4500 per month, plus pay yourself, pay for maintenance, vacancies, insurance, property taxes, attorney fees, bookkeeping, etc.

I am building my multifamily syndication team and I am looking for an experienced multifamily syndication accountant who can ALSO serve as my bookkeeper.

As the title of the post, what kind of permissions do I give a VA in QBO?When I hired a CPA to do the books last year, I just added her as an accountant (From Toronto) and really had no worries. I hired a VA on UpWork...

You need to line up multiple sources of funding to buy your deals.You need to learn how to find off-market, discount properties.You need to learn how to analyze those properties…And make offers (both traditional and seller financing).You need to develop an airtight process for managing contractors long distance.You need to setup your LLC, bank account, bookkeeping, find a good property analysis software…The list goes on.

Catch up on your bookkeeping, have documentation for all the income and expenses, etc.Basically, prepare as if you were going to be audited, because it might be close to that level of scrutiny.

I'm using virtual assistants from Upwork to help me with my bookkeeping and property research, and using this fantastic BP site makes it easy to connect with agents/property managers/contractors on the ground where I'm buying.I'm only just getting my first purchases underway now, so I don't know how much tax I have to pay.