I spend MAYBE 2 hours a month including 1 hour on bookkeeping.

I feel like I had gotten my team set-up, a young aggressive real estate agent who owns rental properties himself and buys foreclosures and repo's himself, a solid lender, cpa/book keeper. 

With the BRRRR strategy, you can "force" the appreciation and get the benefit of both.Please feel free to connect with me if you have any other questions, and if you need any assistance or guidance with bookkeeping, taxes, or other business strategies please let me know.

hopefully, you aren't doing you bookkeeping "by account." 

Attracct in BR is a Fractional CFO service that also handles advisory services and bookkeeping.

A good Property Manager will have the resources you'll need (contractors, leasing agents, maintenance techs and book keeping) to get you by while you focus on more important things. 

For those who manage 3+ flips at a time, I'm curious what bookkeeping software you use and how you keep all the expenses properly matched to each property. 

Hi @William Ryans,In your search for an accountant, I would recommend seeking an accountant who also has personal real estate experience so that they can not only help you with your bookkeeping and tax needs, but also guide you and give you tangible recommendations for your real estate career.Additionally, in today’s day and age, accountants are able to deliver the same caliber work to you from anywhere in the country.

One thing to consider for your mid-sized portfolio is to hire a bookkeeper.

@Scott BogueSounds like you might be in need of a Bookkeeper soon, three at a time, receipt/job tracking, etc.