@Melissa Matthews I found rei bookkeeping.

I am going to bring my books up to date and get a referral from my accountant for a bookkeeper locally to set my Quickbooks up more Real Estate/Accountant friendly as far as categories go and have this bookkeeper prepare the year end reports for my accountant or teach me better how to use the program so I can do it. 

We agreed up front to a buy and hold strategy with no profits drawn until we decide to either sell or buy a 2nd property.We self-manage and I have handled all the bookkeeping and day-to-day operations (of which there are few).We have been fortunate to do very well with this property in terms of cash flow ($550/month), appreciation (63k to about 110k), and tenant turnover (none!)

All documented through your bank for easy bookkeeping. 

There are dozens of receipts throughout the day and not enough time to itemize them/ book keep.I guess creating SYSTEMS is the way to go, but you really have to dedicate time for this.I manage multiple units/ properties and do several flips and value ad multi-families in a year.As @Bryan L. said, often book keeping tends to happen at the end of the year.  

If you are looking for someone to manage your books, I am a virtual bookkeeper and help with REALTORs and Investors.

I'm basically a certified bookkeeper.

I’m looking at doing some flips. I’ve got experience with quick books. But not sure if there’s a taylor made option.

This helps you stay up-to-date on funds needed in your account, the profitability of your business, etc.INVEST IN ACCOUNTING (INCLUDING A BOOKKEEPER AND EFFICIENT SOFTWARE).

When we scaled up we hired a bookkeeper who helped a great deal too.