As long as you keep track of everything and report correctly you should be good to go.I'm always in the camp to Keep It Simple Stupid when it comes to running stuff through LLCs until you hit a certain critical mass of assets and/or income.Hope this helps!

Before the end of this year it's just get back on track with paying down debt on the last property we just purchased so we can save for the next one.

I think tracking productivity will be tough unless you have someone on site that is checking their work at the end of the day and documenting their progress. 

Frankly, many landlords have also had a tough time keeping track of what market rents are.

Anyway, what are you guys that use RH doing for receipt tracking?  

I track the values of my properties every month just to see where they are trending.

Will they institute the default rate over a technicality such as missing the completion date by a few months  or will they ignore the default rate because they see the reason for the delay wasn't entirely borrower's fault and borrower  has a plan of action to get the project on track?

Let's get on the right track.

(Tenants not paying on time, keeping track of payments ect..)There isn't just one problem.

I'm trying to track down the title company from 2004 (which looks like it may have since closed).