Although obviously the great things I hear are from biased sources... but definitely worth a shot!

I value the inspectors work and insight it's his profession for the last 20 years or more, and he's not biased and no conflict of interest on the property.  

If you set up a separate bank account for the rental property it makes it much easier to track income & expenses.Another option is Kitt (I'm biased) but it has the important tools from Quickbooks and is much easier to use for real estate investors.Another option would be using an Excel or Airtable expense tracking template while you're starting out.

I'd get some quotes but let your bias be towards getting the place rented. 

Yes, I have a biased opinion but it's the truth.  

In my biased opinion I think that’s the best way. - Mike

The law is heavily biased in favor of the tenant / purchaser. 

Of course as an appraiser I might be biased on that.

https://www.meetup.com/Investing-in-Albuquerque-Re...https://www.meetup.com/ABQREIA/are my two favorites (granted I am biased as I cohost the top one).tim

I would not leave daylight LEDs in place throughout for non-appraisers looking at a property to make a non-biased judgment of its value.