Look at guys like J Scott or Steve L or Tom Tarrant -- these guys bring credibility and deals to themselves and their businesses by blogging about what they are doing with their deals, and by educating the rest of us as well.

She does have the rent rolls and "expenses" (according to the seller), but there is no P&L or CAP information or anything else.I am very persistent with my questions and follow up and it seems to take a while for her and she is starting to think im a pest!  

He said I would need either a CPA audited YTD and 2019 P&L, or the simpler option would be a "self-audited" P&L but that since we are using rental income to qualify, we would need a year's worth of reserves for every outstanding mortgage. 

Thus when you do a balance sheet, P&L, or special reports of your own, with the class function, you can separate them.Then the feature I like most is memorized transactions.

I have seen cases where the LO cannot make heads or tails of a business P&L or it's schedules. 

Ask them for a P&L or trailing 12 months ("T-12") expenses.Then you have to reality check them.

Fair enough, though I think if one identifies as a big "L" or small "l", "D" or "R", from a policy perspective the wealth tax just doesn't make any sense from a practical point of view.

-Financial Management - Having a successful business is all about understanding the financials (ex. being able to read a P&L or cashflow statement).

I'm paying about $250/unit for property, liability, and LOR.  

@Bryan L. Or