Do bookkeeping?

In addition to the accountant you might want a bookkeeper.

For people on your team I would recommend getting a bookkeeper, a marketing manager (someone to handle mailer, craigslist, SEO, bandit signs, etc), a property analyst (someone to run property comparisons and send out offers), and depending on how many incoming calls your getting, you may want another phone buyer.

This would save on attorney fees, closing costs, bookkeeping, etc.

At 100 units my recommendation would be to find a real estate bookkeeper if you want to maximize tax savings and get professional financial insight for your portfolio. 

I am taking a study at home bookkeeping course which I am hoping to help me get a job even if it is an hour away.

Something that talks about how to get different marketing channels set up for both sellers and tenants, what team members to add and how to screen them, what bookkeeping and forms to have in place, etc? 

That way we generally do not need to registered the LLC in that state (saving $) and with the ability to argue that the trust might be in a non-recognizing state, but the beneficiary is and the home state laws would apply.There are some bookkeeping and logistical hoops to jump through that are different than a standard LLC.

It’s nice for the bookkeeper too instead of mix of alternative payments mentioned above like Venmo or Zelle (which technically aren’t supposed to be used for business either).

However, I am a one-man-band currently and bookkeeping became a nightmare.