They can also aid with bookkeeping and getting batch discounts from vendors.The only other item I think it might be worth considering is if you can dip into small apartment buildings (5 or 6 plexes) from the get go.

I have no affiliation, but there is a wealth of REI resources on there, including a free bookkeeping spreadsheet you can download.

On multifamily it depends on if you are talking about a 10 unit property or a 100.A 100 unit will usually have a full time bookkeeper, tax accountant, and PM company with professional computer generated reports.A 10 unit many times has an owner that self manages, keeps only basic records to keep a property going, doesn't have reports in the right format, etc. 

I do the bookkeeping for all of them.I wanted to buy one more last year, but my mother did not want to incur any debt, so we only bought 1 last year.

They get a great return and I'm happy to make $13k a year for putting the deal together and doing monthly bookkeeping and oversight.

I know they aren't giving me accurate repair expenses and I assume it's because they are terrible at bookkeeping.

It really minimize the accounting fees but it increases the bookkeeping fees because of the extra time to account for everything correctly in each LLC.Our series LLC is based out of Delaware.

Not sure anyone will do your bookkeeping for 5-10$ total and have it worth much.  

Unless you have a lot of property and assets, this is too much work for the bookkeeping effort.

We launched our own direct booking website, we have two employees, my wife left her full tie job to work for our company and we have a bookkeeper on staff.