Hello BP,I am curious... those of you who are using Buildium for HOAs, what do you use for your property management company's bookkeeping?  

Understanding again this would accomplish nothing in terms of liability protection, but from simplicity of bookkeeping, tax reporting, etc.

Does anyone have any recommendations regarding CPAs that work in the Multifamily space who are able to do bookkeeping + tax strategies (specifically for syndicator)?

Hi I’d like to know some tools/ Apps you find best for managing your rental property such as:-Book keeping tools-Finding and vetting tenants-Documents manager-Finding best maintenance and contractors fo fix homeOr anything else you’d think is helpful.

Your accountant sounds more like a bookkeeper and less a tax advisor.The professionals who responded to you on this thread specialize in tax law.So while you may be getting conflicting information, an apt comparison might be getting "conflicting" information on medicine from an employee at Walgreens vs two medical doctors.It doesn't even compare.Sure, you can do it they way that you want to, but it's really sloppy. 

 Does anyone have a recommendation for a Good bookkeeper and also a CPA in NEPA?  

Tax wise, it may be better to invest under a company (primarily for the sake of bookkeeping and segregating expenses related to your LLC's operations; investing in this case).3.

It could be employees, a bookkeeping company or a third party management company.

I'm looking for a good bookkeeper and CPA that are familiar with how seller finance works.

I also want to make sure this doesn't complicate my bookkeeping too much.Thanks for you advice!