So when it comes to REI, I put a lot of emphasis on virtual filing and bookkeeping in Excel.

I wrote him a note and told him to put it in his next months rent that instructed my book keeper to deduct a $100 from his rent.

I know some landlords have an account for each property, might be okay if you are weak in accounting and bookkeeping, but one operating account can take care of any number of properties.

If you cannot do bookkeeping yourself, then look into outsourcing it -- you can get cheap, reliable bookkeeping help in India, through such companies as Brickwork.Hope this helps!

I would look at the spread between the CC and the HELOC's margins.The HELOC provides the borrower a 1098 int at the end of the year so its easier to bookkeep for the interest cost and is less hassle since it can be written off as opposed to credit cards you have to search through all interest statements and trace which interest expense was attributed to investment/business use otherwise it cannot be written off which is an added hassle for end of year taxes.HELOC's can only be written off up to 100k max for one primary and secondary home as this is the "home equity indebtedness," limit.

She does all the accounting, bookkeeping, questions, complaints and hires all outside workers for maintenance, when required.Our current monthly dues are $300 a month.

I also want to set up a good bookkeeping for my property.

I like how you structured your bookkeeping.

Does Buildium do a good enough job with tracking accounts that I will be able to say goodbye to my bookkeeper?

We have a bookkeeper who we can allow access to the account to assist with proper bookkeeping.