But it’s a huge plus if you can download transactions to files for import into Quicken or QuickBooks (most do support that but you can ask ahead of time).And I understand that some folks might want to give QB online or a similar service direct access to their accounts to eliminate the download-import cycle of bookkeeping.

I've been trying to figure out a bookkeeping solution for years now, and I just can't seem to find one.  

.- The investors who scale their businesses quickly outsource almost everything… they don’t source their own debt (hire mortgage brokers), don’t manage their own properties (hire property managers or build a team internally), don’t sell their own deals (hire brokers), don’t do their own construction (hire contractors), don’t manage their own books (hire bookkeepers), don’t draft any of their own legal docs (hire attorneys), etc, etc, etc.

Bookkeeping software, any service/subscription fees, i.e. if cozy charges a fee to use their service.Business filing fees, if you use an LLC.  

I've never used QuickBooks but just read in "Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor" that it can be a pretty valuable tool for bookkeeping.

The bookkeeping part of NSF's is a pain.

Keep everything separate and you will be much happier with the bookkeeping come tax time.

I would like something to support bookkeeping but also produce basic reports.

Sometimes people use an integration like OwnerRez to get the revenue data from the platforms into quickbooks as well.Seeing if anyone has a recommendation for a shop that can get us started with the right setup for accounting and bookkeeping and then ideally manage the bookkeeping for us on an ongoing basis? 

Perhaps tax CPAs and EAs and not bookkeepers/generalist accountants.