The boards should be for the odd situations or extreme cases that we all can learn from.I get bored giving the same [sage] advice, so I find myself responding less and less.  

In that sense publishing these things is academic and therapeutic.

Well, we get to stroke our egos a bit with all of our sage advice :D On the serious side, I do get something out of it.

Marie Poe and Joel Owens sage advice from both of you.

We have 30 units across 4 entities so use the PM version, and only ran one of the entities in the accounting portion of it last year, but plan to do all next year (We use Sage Accounting  from our 'day job' business for the others right now, but it is WAY overkill I feel).

Thanks for the sage advice, Nathan. 

Filled with more mostly useless knowledge that will not be used on the job--which will most likely be preparing taxes for businesses--probably mostly LLC's.Did the accounting school you paid teach you to prepare LLC taxes, or set up and use Quickbooks (or Sage 100) or any other day to day knowledge you could actually earn a living from vs having to learn it on the job or on your own?

And your response: to Double down and TRIPLE down on doing the exact opposite of ALL sage wisdom and directive's to go "off-market" to try and sell this thing yourself because as you've already proven your qualified at this kind of thing.....

Thanks, Great Lakes Gal, for your thorough and sage advice.I too have worried about possible identity theft.But I assumed all our personal records were in the Receiver's hands, per the First Interim Report.

This is in line with what I've been reading--  The Series because I plan to keep investing in TN, and the S Corp to avoid SE taxLeaning towards going with Cheri Hill from Sage International for $1790 for the Series, and $995 for the S Corp.