I'm a 25 year old Massachusetts native who moved to Detroit in 2012 after graduating from Brown University.

Also, as a native of Columbus and aspiring investor, @Chrystal T. , I would be curious what part of town you are seeing $1100 rents for a house in the 40's.  

I am near New Brunswick/East Brunswick - Milltown more specifically, but even native NJ residents hardly ever heard of the town, it's so small.

ThanksPS: If i don't use the correct terminology - English is not my native language and I'm trying to improvise as I'm not familiar with all the construction terms :)

Xero, a Quickbooks competitor, has a less expensive "GL Only" version, but it's only for accountants.Zoho Books is cheaper than Quickbooks and probably can do packages (I've used it as part of Zoho One, NOT on its own).AccountingSeed, a Salesforce native accounting package (but can be bought without Salesforce) can do multi-business roll-ups and track multiple journals, but it's dramatically more expensive than QBO.I think Netsuite would suit your needs, but also more expensive.I will say that "Many LLC Books" problem has been an issue with EVERYONE with the move to Cloud.

Greetings All,Another Central Floridian here...though not a native, I grew up in Orlando and after several out of state career assignments in commercial real estate specializing in corporate tenant representation, I am back in Orlando committed to building my real estate portfolio. 

So far I’ve been ahead of any issues that came up so far I'm a Youngstown native who spent equal time growing up and living between here and the Tampa Bay area, so I'm comfortable and familiar with both markets, though I'll probably never invest in FL outside of my second home.

I'm not a native or resident of Maine but own property there and plan on buying more in the future.

I am a Louisville native.

At what point did you decide you had 'enough' to go big on multifamily (I do have a duplex and triplex right now)  Kraig, I was still enjoying making money on them but after learning about cap rates and forced appreciation on multifamily I began to search for a good deal.A little contrary to the direction the OP is moving in but I am a native Texan and my first multi is/was a 9plex in Tacoma, WA.