I'm originally from the southwest suburbs of Illinois and recently moved to San Francisco for my job as a software developer.

Will it only be discovered during an audit or are there some other checks and balances in place?

Wondering what people are using to create and track their personal financial statements to include fixed assets and depreciation?  Not looking for recommendations on personal budgeting tools, but rather the creation o...

RE Pro claims are very regularly audited by the IRS.

I have received an email with an offer for the real estate software "Airtable".It looks interesting but I wonder if anybody on BP has experience with this tool and if you recommend it.

My current policy has a rough annual premium of $1200 or so and Foremost just told me that based on their cost estimating software, my $69k property would cost $512,000 to rebuild if the replacement policy were to kick in...and my annual premium would go from $1200 to $4,348!  

Just had an IRS audit with someone who took that approach - they got crushed.Remember the human element of the law - it is not just what is on the books. 

We're trying out another new platform currently, but no one is loving it just yet.Anyone have advice for software options, primarily being used in the HML space?  

To blast, I recommend putting in all the above information into Mailchimp (an email blast and marketing software) then import your cash buyers list to mailchimp as well.

Here are some of my favorites:Dropbox is great for general document management.Evernote is great for notes, checklists, biz cards, etc.Insightly is great for task management and CRM.For bookkeeping, QBO is the software of choice.