Their estimates are just some computer's guess.- You're missing details that people here would need to help you, such as, What is the projected rent?

If you are familiar with the software that you are using and can generate reports(profit and loss + Balance Sheet), then it shouldn't matter what software is being used.If you need assistance making adjustments, then it helps to use the software that the CPA is most familiar with.I personally think Quickbooks Desktop or Quickbooks online are the most familiar by CPA's.Best of luck.

Why would you ask a computer to explain real estate math when there are already articles written by real investors that explain this?

Then they hit their desk, look at the pictures of their kids, remember how they have to come up with the two grand Junior's braces are costing them even with their piddling dental insurance, accept once more that it's going to have to go on the Visa, swallow down a wave of bitterness and anger at their own son for putting them deeper in the credit card debt hole, and lean forward to turn on their computer for another day at their utterly meaningless corporate job.If that's motivation by resentment, I guess that's me.

One question to ask includes: “If I create a signature on my computer (using my handwriting), does that count as a ‘wet signature’?”.

because you are behind a computer, removed from real life, you don't see it.

I mean I do have some excel spread sheet somewhere among my.. uhmm.. questionable files on my computer... but I never really use it.

It is also a cloud product, so it does not need to be downloaded to your computer and could be accessed by multiple devices.

If you’ve got a computer and are willing to sit down for a couple of hours a day, you can knock it out in 1-2 months.

I am looking to purchase my first SFR investment property and need an efficient, market savvy, and computer savvy loan officer in the Richmond area (or surrounding area) to help with this purchase.