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

Are you using any type of accounting or real estate software to assist with bookkeeping?

If not, what are you doing for bookkeeping.

This is my version year to year and I would appreciate any feedback.Overview: - End Goal: 100 tenants and thrive with FIRE so I can spend more time with my Son-Strategy: BRRR House Hack          - Use Multifamily Properties and buy Apartment buildings- Financing: FHA LoansYear 1: Knowledge and Resources-Obtain 3.5% down payment ($10,500 of 300,000) from job (UPS)-Gather knowledge: Read/Listen to Real estate books, Listen to Podcasts, Look at properties and practice 2% test and math-Build the real estate Dream Team       -Big 5: Real Estate Agent, Lender, Contractor, CPA, Lawyer             -Bookkeeper (Optional), Insurance Agent, Property Manager (Optional at first)-Give team a better nameYear 2: Buy-Buy First Property (3-4) units that need simple cosmetic repairs and force equity-Move in (house hack) and rent out other units.

However, if you're in growth mode and planning on picking up more properties, it's not a bad idea to get into good bookkeeping habits now.

We are always looking for more investor friendly accountants bookkeepers to work with.

Bookkeepers can also help with maintaining your books as an investor. 

Please double check my thinking to be sure I've got it right. I'm setting up a syndicate for apartment purchase. The amount needed for the 25% equity and closing costs will be $550,000. There will be $50,000 needed to...

But you can also have a good bookkeeping software to keep track of all expenses. 

Depending on how you are doing your bookkeeping, I'd say make "accounts" in your system so that you can get whatever metrics you want.