We have a bookkeeper who keeps our books and only involve the CPA in the end of year tax statement preparation.But, if you need an attorney, you might see Steve Stone.

Because, you know, Murphy's law...What @Mike Cumbie described is what I would call "best practice", especially when looking at this from a "proper book keeping" point of view.

I have decided to go with a national type management company for advertising and book keeping.

If your bookkeeping/accounting  system allows subcategories, then add subcategories to the "carrying costs" category for each specific element of expense such as mortgage interest, hazard insurance premium, property taxes, utilities (water, electric), yard service, and other routine maintenance and upkeep items.  

So, I chose to make my daily bookkeeping less work and the one time accountant work more work, than the reverse.

My bookkeeper is very good at keeping the accounting separate.  

One tip I have for you is to get an accountant/bookkeeper early on to get you set up correctly from the beginning. 

Hello all,My wife and I are looking to start using a CPA for our business bookkeeping and taxes but we need someone who is knowledgeable in both real estate and salons & spas.

I like it because it's one software for bookkeeping and payments.

In Atlanta I helped a friend who was actively obtaining rental properties with his bookkeeping.