Our next door neighbor is deceased, according to property records and we always thought the property is vacant but someone showed up and started throwing bricks at the new sliding door we installed, my workers heard the loud noise and went to check and they claim to see a weapon on his hand and fled the property. 

Now proper accounting is still important because bookkeeping is the first and best tax strategy for most people but there was a huge time difference in the services performed.

Sometimes if there isn't an agent involved (or an agent that isn't properly engaged) the software will use incorrect assumptions due to errors in public record and available data. 

I believe the water damage is the root cause of the mold problem, and I’m considering filing an insurance claim to cover the repairs and remediation.For those who have gone through this process, what steps should I take to ensure the claim is handled properly?

I’m wondering if you have any insight into developing and construction on properties that are heavily tree’d and a little off the grid, as far as installing solar and connecting to sewage and water.

-Where can I find a software to purchase or should I create my own excel to properly make sure that each deal would cash flow before I purchase?

We keep a window unit in reserve to install in emergency situations.

If you feel the costs are too high for repairs, then ask to do them yourself...however, you need to make sure they are done properly and accept responsibility if there are problems. 

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

Did the lease auto-renewal for another year because tenant didn't give proper notice?