@Lori EvansSoftware - there are a couple options, Quickbooks, Stessa, Quicken, etcI personally prefer Quickbooks.You may want to reach out to your accountant to see which software he works with so he can troubleshoot for you if you have any questions.Alternatively, you can also reach out to your accountant and see if he/she works with a bookkeeper that can help you with your books.

Check pressure before and after to troubleshoot if you have a problem with pressure loss through your filter system.I know they can get a sediment or mineral buildup in the casing or pipes.  

In a 12 day period of a furnace not performing normally I spent time troubleshooting, then finally getting a sensor replaced.

We always ask a few troubleshooting questions before getting too involved.

You should have one anyways for trouble shooting.

A good LO should be able to troubleshoot this question for you.Feel free to PM me if you would like but no worries either way. 

But I guess I prefer to get that phone call so I can help troubleshoot over the phone to make sure they aren't doing something crazy and causing more problems.

.- your time to set up, manage, make sure the mower gets serviced and the oil changed, keep track and trouble shoot.

I go to evaluate every issue unless it can be trouble shooted from the phone (“I can’t get my thermostat up to 75.”

We'll just have to troubleshoot, grow, and learn from our mistakes as challenges arise.Thanks, Paul.