But still on track to do 5 or 6 rehabs and a couple of wholesale deals.

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Book on Managing Rental Properties: A Proven System for Finding, Screening, and Managing Tenants with Fewer Headaches and Maximum Profits: 3 by Brandon TurnerHow to Invest in Real Estate by Brandon TurnerBook on Rental Property Investing: How to Create Wealth with Intelligent Buy and Hold Real Estate Investing: 2 by Brandon TurnerThe Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down: Creative Strategies for Investing in Real Estate Using Other People's Money: 1 by Brandon TurnerThe Intention Journal or 90 Days of Intention: The Real Estate Investor's Daily Journal Imitation Leather – 20Are these are good books to read and worth it to read as good investment?

I'm tracking.

Cozy.co is what I use to collect rent and bill tenants for any maintenance issues (not due to general wear and tear).You can also use it to track maintenance requests, screen tenants, have them record insurance policies, etc.Did I mention it was free?

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Haven't had a chance to look and verify if the above is true, but someone post a source if they have it, please.KC technically also requires you to register your rentals at a rate of $20/yr/unit, but it's also not tracked well. 

Note that it does not have to be fair market rent, we're just establishing a track record of a personal housing expense. 

I just made sure we stayed on track with the contractors.

That sounds daunting at first until you break it down into units needed per month to be on track for this which is roughly 3.5 units per month or 42 units a year.