I'm an accountant with a successful tax practice. 

I don’t know how practical it is to shoot them one at a time with a salt gun but I feel I could stay busy for a while.  

So first to start I’ve read the other forums and I already know changing an offer price is bad practice after the inspection normally. 

I also don’t want something that is so thick it isn’t practical.

All I did was formulate an acronym and implemented a few practices to keep my rentals running smoothly while taking in the maximum amount of profit.

A good practice to get into is look at those things you want, say a Range Rover and than say "ok, it's $500 per month, alright, now I just have to purchase $550 in added monthly cash-flow and it's mine".

2) What would be some "best practices" to start getting into place now to prepare for transition our current place to a rental property?

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

A banker - someone familiar with local lending practices and willing to help you find the right lending program for your deals.

Hello,I wish to know what are some best practices to depreciate an owner occupied two unit property is it by square footage or per unit?