One man's treasure is another man's trash.I'm having a discussion with another dude in another forum who has been murdered on this twice already in his investments and still refuses to believe he can't just deal with it by simply upping his capex estimates up to 7-8% and continuing to analyze properties remotely for the elusive lunker of a Pittsburgh deal he's convinced is somewhere out there for him.

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

thanks @Aaron Y.Maybe the previous owner hid some treasure inside the walls! 

I own a condo not far from you in Treasure Island.

@Michael YoungBP is a treasure chest full of resources.

"One mans trash is another man's treasure" I replied when asked about my tenants living situation.

I have looked at other accounting packages, and used wave for a non profit I've became treasurer at, but Wave in what I've used it for, works great in the non-profit use, but I don't see it as the greatest for real estate, though you probably could use it for that if you did the work to set everything up right at the start. 

Unlike a treasure chest, home safe that may be burglarized.

As the Secretary/Treasurer, I deal directly in the day to day management of the HOA, including paying bills, collecting dues, securing contractors, insurance, coordination of common ground maintenance, answering owner questions and concerns, etc.