Crazy,,, you need a better grasp of accounting... any payment goes towards arrears.. so any rent that you credited towards June should have been towards May's balance..Simply give them another pay or quit,, NOT 30 day's it's your state landlord laws you should check.. but 3 days is the usual.. if no payment you file usually by the 7th for eviction.They have you wrapped around their pinkie and you need to get a better grip and take charge of your bookkeeping methods and confronting people that owe you money..

That would be more along the lines of doing book keeping, maybe recruiting, office work, etc.

Anybody know of a good bookkeeper  or bookkeeper/CPA in Salt Lake county?

We're computerizing our accounting systems and the coffee futures unit operate on it's own and do it's own bookkeeping in loose leaf notebooks.

This did a lot of things: I increased my cash flow $300, that is a full extra payment a year, made book keeping easier because it a dollar/ dollar credit, and my people love me because we are able to get them financed at zero percent because they had such a great application. 

I am a bookkeeper who has many years experience of working with clients with properties. 

Right now I'm using QuickBooks for the book keeping, and a simple file structure that looks like this:Property namePurchase docs PicturesTenant leasesPaper trailYear 1 (e.g. 2015)InsuranceMortgage StatementsOwner StatementsProperty TaxesHOAYear 2 (e.g. 2016)I also have been using Excel to keep track of the occupancy status of properties and vacancy.  

A bookkeeper might get $15.00 an hour on a salary, you need to profit after taxes over that including employee expenses to be profitable.Most in RE are usually buying a job, see if your "earnings" are on par with similar job functions, you may be under paid!

Payroll, bookkeeping, etc can mostly be done remotely.Here is a great list of questions to ask a potential accountant:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/70447-questions-to-ask-a-cpaAlso check out the www.NAEA.org page in your search.

What have you been paying, for what services; personal return, corporate return, bookkeeping, tax advice, segregated capital calculations, etc.I have been using a firm for corperate and personal returns.