I get excellent bookkeeping from my management company. 

This is not only to track my personal results for a better bookkeeping, it's for all those who may be stuck.

I can also see us hiring a PT bookkeeper, a FT rehab manager and eventually a FT acquisitions manager (but I just have too much fun doing that now I hate to give it up yet :) ).So to answer that questions, a comfortable goal would be to have 250 units in 3 years, a lofty goal would be to have 400 units.  

Or do they just handle the day to day property management (collecting rents, maintenance requests, etc) and leave the accounting/bookkeeping up to the owner/client?

Also, if you are going to be consistent in the flipping you also might want to consider a professional bookkeeping service as well to assure tight paperwork being presented to your CPA Advisor.

I know they mentioned they offer CPA services, tax-strategy and filing, and business formation consulting, but forgot to ask about bookkeeping.

I was more looking for training on how to do book keeping, and maintaining a functioning budget. something that teaches you to be able to identify where every penny of your money is either coming in or going out.There is always the chance that I'm overthinking it but I don't think so lol.

My think tank in smart living company name Forward Investments: is my internal group; no lets use you: Real Estate Investment office for example: accountant, bookkeeper, researcher, negotiator.

Anybody know of a good bookkeeper  or bookkeeper/CPA in Salt Lake county?

This is where the practice likely came about is that it was easier to keep the SD and call it even rather than go through the bookkeeping to come to the same answer.