Ultimately it is going to boil down to personal preference and what types of rentals you have (As well as how many).DoorLoopStessaLandlord StudioRent ManagerAnd of course the tried and true - QuickBooksAny of these will work for simple accounting/bookkeeping but some will excel depending on if you have short term rentals vs long or a lot of properties.

You are bidding based on still owing that amount. depending on the state you need to know what is superior and inferior. think about it this way, you are marrying a person with kids from a prior relationship - those kids do not go away, you are taking them as well.2.

Depending on the demographic for the area, some people may be interested in the pool, but most are not going to pay much more vs not having one to access. 

Hi @Francesca Zanzucchi, we use Buildium in our property management company but they do have a minimum monthly fee so depending on the number of properties, it may or may not make sense.  

It depends, certain lenders and/or servicers will report the loan to a personal credit.

@Madhur Mehta I think it depends your goals and time you have to purchasing a new asset. 

Depending on your definition of house hack, these excess losses may be able to be carried forward as passive losses on form 8582 (not enough information to determine this part, would need additional info).I will mention as well that if you choose to switch to another accountant who more specializes in real estate, being that it's April, any good CPA will automatically want you to file an extension.

The products offered will always vary and part of being a broker is knowing the borrower's scenarios and our lenders to know where the pieces fit best. 

They can vary based on whether you are in the city or the suburbs. 

Combined LTV varies between 70 and 100%, rates of course too. expect about half a point over prime.