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Quote from @Jacob Sherman: once someone stays 30 days they're a tenant . you should consult with a local real estate attorney  @Andrew Bosco - This is true, but you can also do a free review of your local laws by simply downloading a Zillow Rental Manager lease.

Download the video and share via Dropbox, G-Drive or OneDrive with the VA.

You can also try hubdoc, which automatically downloads bills and send the receipts that you take pictures of. 

Even a spreadsheet that you write or some bookkeeping spreadsheet you download.

Hi William,There's a feature you can use on prop wire to download your leads into a spreadsheet.

Also just downloaded DealCheck. 

While getting on BP is a great place to network and receive feedback as well as learn, I think educating yourself is a great base before getting started.If you are interested using the BRRRR strategy and haven't gone through the book already, I'd highly recommend listening to on Audible or reading the hardcopy of the book.BRRRR on AmazonBRRRR on Audible (1st and 2nd download w/ audible are free I believe)

Xero allows downloads from your bank and credit cards to help with data entry. 

So basically the application downloads my credit card and rental bank account transactions once a week automatically, then I take 5 minutes to tag each transaction with the matching property and then categorize with the expense/ income type.