The answer to this question will give you so much information about the PMIf they don’t know, and can’t find out easily, it tells you that they don’t track this stuff.

With all the passive income videos circulating facebook and google I can see where selling owner financing could be dangerous for someone but if they do thier homework on the potential buyer and stay with folks that have a proven track record it can work out good for both sides.

And be sure to track changes in your adjusted cost basis.

Especially those who have verifiable credential and track records! 

Water would hit the window and run down to the track and drain to the inside of the building instead of to the outside. 

I am in search of an efficient system  to track my rental properties regarding income and expenses to make it easy for my accountant at tax time.

In probably a dumb move, I stayed after this property was auctioned and bid on another, a small lot next to a dentist's office and across from the railroad tracks in TinyTown, TN. 

Books I have read:- The Book On Estimating Rehab Costs by J Scott- Land lording on AutopilotBooks I own and want to read soon:- The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller-What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know about Cash Flow by Frank GallinelliMy question:Im lacking some knowledge as well as trying to understand the metrics investors use to keep track of different types of data both when buying and selling and also down the line for refi and PL spreadsheeting. 

I would suggest you keep track of what you are spending for each step in the project and determine where you can save money and get the same results.

AI sounds great, but I don't see a track record of success and every time I google the company the reviews are not great.