@Nathan BillerIf all you are concerned with is tax reporting, you can likely give the accountant the following items and he should have a good start to preparing your tax return as it relates to your real estate investments1) year to date activity report generated by property management company2) 1098 from mortgage company detailing mortgage interest, real estate taxes paid for the year3) Insurance receipt4) call with the accountant on any other expenses paid, travel to and from the property, home office, etcNow if you want to have a monthly record of how your property is doing, you should take the monthly statement your PM is giving you and summarize it with the out of pocket expenses you pay for in some accounting software of excel.

So on the FIRE reddit I made a post and to summarize it I basically said I’m at 40k gross income a year.

Termite infested and multiple diy issues from previous owner.The scope of work can be summarized as1.

I think this properly summarizes the sentiment of this thread.

Basically hoping for something with a "deal sheet" that summarizes the biggest deals in the area for the past month.

This attorney said something like "run away like the plague" when I summarized a property were looking at (with tenants). 

As for the question on why the tenant think they can ask for lower rent, there's a very long back story, let me try to summarize.

To summarize my thoughts:1.

Hands down the 3 niches are:  - manufactured home communities- self storage- multi family apartmentsThis blog summarizes the reasons why:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/9145/74876-growth-with-downside-protection-3-all-weather-niches-to-invest-in

To summarize, thank you and continue to share your inspiring development stories since they will inspire people to do things a bit differently than before.