I'm going to by contributing some of my hard earned knowledge.Following is something I have learned but not seen here on BP about a very nuanced bankruptcy and foreclosure rule with Fannie Mae and desktop/automated underwriting.  

i saved the link for the local forums on my desktop for I can go straight there.

as long as it's the desktop version you should be able to set up multiple companies.Quickbooks is a great piece of software when you use it correctly but it has a big learning curve, I strongly suggest you hire a quickbooks pro to set up your companies and classes for each individual property and teach you how to post properly they usually charge about $50 an hour should take about 3 hours depending on how much basic accounting you already know.Hope this helps, Good luck

Class tracking/profit per project tracking is only available for the plus version, 40/month which translates to 480/year, well over the contractors robust desktop version.

The custodian may accept a desktop appraisal which does not even require a drive by.

Will try on my desktop when I can.  

must be your firewall - works fine for me from Mobile phone and desktop computer.My wife & I have registered - we really like the fact that we don't have to pay for the special features like listing new deals we want to share

Bank did the closing, not an attorney )- 3 days for underwriting approval (subject to appraisal)- bank pays upfront for a desktop appraisal...

I can wire from your desktop computer, no need to go into the bank, although I think all banks have this now, big and small.If you hit FDIC insurance limits it's nice to have more than one bank so you can spread the money out and be covered...although it is a pain to have money so fragmented. 

Often there is no appraisal (which means lower upfront costs as home value is based on desktop valuations) and no points to pay the person preparing the loan as the banks and credit unions use their in house staff ($15-$20 per hour people) to do these loans.