We like it because we can give limited access to our bookkeeper and our CPA.

, I think my degree and experience has certainly given me a leg up when it comes to Real Estate Investing.When I read the RE investing books, the bulk of the general business information (business structure, bookkeeping, investment vehicles) that is discussed is all second nature to me.Definitely think the path I chose is super beneficial - Learning how to build financial models, project cash flows and value investments is 1000% valuable.

So I have a VA doing all of my bookkeeping, but in order to give them access to the banking features I also have to give them access to bill paying.  

Just like contractors disproportionately use 203k loans, this provision is disproportionately used by bookkeepers and accountants who make damn sure that their girlfriend's or brosef's rent is thoroughly documented. 

He'll be pulling W-2s for management and bookkeeping hours worked at night for running the operations entity.The goal is to provide just enough plan contributions to breach the significant and recurring threshold while minimizing exposure to self-employment taxes.  

A physical check requires my bookkeeper to take 3 minutes out of her day to run the deposit through our Chase check scanner.

The workload is  full-tilt, 150% during renovations vs 4 hours a week -lawn moving and book keeping when full.  

So this might be a complicated question but those know their accounting / bookkeeping well, should know this… I’m getting conflicting answers between my accountant and bookkeeper.

When you get multiple properties, consider switching to a real book keeping software like QuickBooks or one of the integrated accounting/property management software products.

For that we needed the assistance of a skilled, real-estate-savvy bookkeeper!