Unpaid cell phones, utilities, credit cards, etc. are signs of a life of chaos. 

I sold because I didn't know if I was going to survive cancer.

Have become very skilled in many ways at this since I am very handy and learned from a mentor from a massive privately owned dealership that a family friend owns..Age 22 Father passed away from Cancer, move into apartment with mother.

If you'd like to talk on the phone some time, shoot me a PM and I'll get you my cell number.

One of my tenants got cancer and she could no longer work. 

Because our G.C. isn't on site, the employees are on their cell phones, taking breaks etc.

For those who do not know, a Series LLC has the overall company (for instance, ABC Properties, LLC) and individual cells or series for each property (for instance, ABC Properties, LLC - Series A, ABC Properties, LLC - Series B, ABC Properties, LLC - Series C, etc.

Increasing gross incomes can come from raising rents or adding other income streams like covered parking, coin laundry, storage, cell phone towers, bill boards, etc.

I'm in agreement with the author (though admittedly haven't read the whole article)...To me, it's no different than breaking a cell phone contract...when you do that, the contract calls for you to pay a fee (generally about $175), at which point you're released from the contract.Is that unethical?

, bite the bullet and get an accounting software package - - at least you can generate reports correctly and start to see that you may have entered data in the wrong places.Excel can do the job - - If you aced Accounting 101 AND master all those formulas and cell referencing technique.Upon install, run the Wizard and pick Real Estate or Rentals to setup the accounts for you.