That leaves me $300 as income.Does anyone have a recommendation for a piece of software, or simply a book keeping technique that would allow me to keep track of how many dollars in my one account are allocated for maintenances, taxes, insurance and “income”?

I hired a professional company, but I don't know the exact technique they used or the specifics of their equipment. 

Was hoping to get some creative financing techniques I may not have thought of to help me out.Thanks!

Learn as many techniques as you can to really see what fits your desires and goals.

Or if you have a favorite technique to mask the smells, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

I'm still learning the nest techniques for wholesaling, subleasing, and every other form.

Although my BP post count is climbing, and my knowledge is increasing, my portfolio is still at zero - and I'm afraid it will remain so until I start to get a grasp on financing techniques.

Since then I have been watching the Youtube on BRRR but I don't remember hearing whether this technique works only when you buy in your name and I was wondering since I heard it may be hard to refinance when you purchase in an LLC name. 

I attempted wholesaling in South Florida so I would love to connect with you and maybe found out what techniques are working best for you in this area.

If I can learn half of these techniques, I am sure my first purchase of a multi-family unit will be somewhat easier.