I am starting to believe that I need to learn the tax laws myself since I have lost so much money paying unnecessary taxes because my previous CPA's are not familiar with all laws or they just plug numbers into a software (without strategizing) and then I get hit with huge tax bills that could have been legally avoided. 

Abel is correct that you will pay about $65/month for the software as well, assuming you have more than one property.

You are already entering the info - learn to use a software the right way the first time around and it becomes second nature to you just like fixing a leaky faucet.

How do you keep track of insurances expirations, taxes dates, equity growth per house, rental growth in your area ? Is there an online platform on which we can do this or do you track this in a excel sheet ? 

Is there a tool or software that can do this?

I would also research some property management software (e.g.

Then you get set up with this incredibly complete, user friendly REI software called epartner.

@Michael Csrnko1) Make sure to use a pricing software like price labs or wheelhouse to have competitive pricing. 2) Don't always give refunds or credits to guests when they complain to get a 5 star review.

Hey Carlo, a seasoned PM or any PMC (should) come ready to manage your property with their own software (like RentRedi) but if you chose to provide said software, that would be up to you!

Any recommendations on software or systems to use for one rental?