I have an opportunity to develop a 20 acre parcel in Shelby County Ky.

Basically conduct an IPB of your market, schools, median incomes, appreciation, future business developments, etc. etc.

My name is James, i'm 33 years old living in Cleveland and I have developed a real fire inside myself!

Due to the nature of property managemnet business which the accounting can get a bit complicated, regardless of which software you choose, I think it'll have some mechanical and tedious nature to it. 

So if I get let's say 20 properties, and I'm managing them under some online software system, doing the accounting through quickbooks, should I keep separate bank accounts for each property? 

My background is in predevelopment, I have over 8+ years experience in permitting (residential), surveying (platting),  some commercial real estate, marketing and I'm also a real estate photographer, so I'm very knowledgable in those areas and wear many hats, but I'm clueless when it comes to the areas that follow after development.

I consider NYC itself to be an insane investment to begin with (though my dream is one day to develop property in Manhattan) but I'm willing to look at anywhere else in NY.

I personally would use software that tracks tenants, leases, repairs, maintenance requests, accounting, etc.

I’ve personally noticed quite a few mobile home parks in my local area and many of them are directly adjacent to (or behind) brand new housing developments.Literally people are building $350-400K homes and their view from the backyard over the fence is a mobile home park.I have been wondering how the park is affecting that new home value (and how it will also affect it in the long run) and vice versa, how will the new development and city/county regulations affect how that mobile home park will do in the future.

I live in north Scottsdale and some of the asking prices here are just insane for 4 Bed 3500 sq ft homes, especially considering there are hundreds and hundreds of acres of land available for development.