We conduct the manual journal entries for our bookkeeping Clients each month so QBO reflects all of the transactions behind the deposits made by each PM.I understand that may be too much work for a $50-100M portfolio each month.Hopefully, the PM software companies are beginning to explore integrations with QBO but we haven't seen it yet.

Ohio homes are cheaper so we could find a house that has a lower monthly mortgage and pay the difference to keep this house still. 

Moreover, you'll have access to GAR forms, which are preferred documents for real estate transactions in the state of Georgia.

Here are some considerations to determine if your market in Wichita, Kansas, is suitable for the BRRRR strategy:Property Prices: Finding homes that satisfy the BRRRR requirements may be easier in places where property prices are lower than rental revenue.

It should help you lower your risks.

Some are 65 miles, but 100 is pretty normal.Your best bet is a standard 20% down loan or what @Andrew Steffens said about a lower down loan from a portfolio lender. 

I would love to find a firm in Southern California that offers similar services with a better turnaround time and lower cost. 

But, she could not do any transactions with family members so that doesn't help you out. 

What strategies have you all employed to lower DTI and meet lender requirements? 

Any advice or suggestions to lower my insurance bill would be appreciated.