Here's a price chart (ignore 2020-21) CREA | Try the MLS® HPI ToolI'm currently looking in Vancouver (and Burnaby) because I want to move my family out of our condo in New West.

@Alex Geesey Stessa is good for what simple stuff, but I can't see edit chart of accounts or do journal entries.I am not familar with Rentastic.

The definition I have in my head is, non-exempt employees are generally people at leaf end of organization's org chart, like I work for tech so I see manufacturing people come in and swipe their entry/exit card and for every extra hour of overtime they get paid 1.5 times, whereas we dont have any entry/exit card swipe requirements, if a project needs 50 hours on a particular week from us we dont get paid any overtime coz we are exempt employees.

What is a good, basic chart  of accounts template to use for buy and hold / BRRRR  REI .I have the John Hyre "kiss guide" book, but the chart of accounts is fairly complex ,and seems likeoverkill .

Furthermore, it can be used for multiple properties where the online version wants like $7 to $10 for each property.Quickbooks can also help with the payroll/W-2's.The most important thing is that you should do it make sure that the chart of accounts properly accounts for the income/expense items that you will see in an Airbnb business.

It is a full chart of accounts for real estate investors, and detailed instructions for every imaginable type of entry.http://www.realestatetaxlaw.com/Moderator, I have no affiliation, just like the product.John is a CPA, tax attorney, and real estate investor.

But not 2-4 unit properties with an ADU, and not on a SFR with multiple ADUs (that's how I know that precisely zero MLOs were involved in the drafting of that landmark California legislation pertaining to ADUs).That guideline could change in 2 or 5 or 15 years, but that's speculation.

If you don't know where you want to be, how can you chart a course to get there?

Or to rephrase, it’s too nice of a house for the area and typical tenant that rents in a similar area and price point.It has an HOA and, while not a lot, it adds up, or more precisely, it subtracts from cash flow.

"Technical charting does not work, only Fundamental Investing with us making an average of 8% with Bonds and 10% with Stocks over a 50 year holding period is the way to go to Retire."