They would use one operational account, but they would keep track of each transaction (both income and expenses) and link them to a specific customer.

He said he does not publicize his RE endeavors because he does not want to come off "guru-ish", fair enough because there is enough regurgitated and repacked info out there.. but vaguely stating you own many properties and have done millions in transactions gives me little to go on in terms of legitimizing a track record. 

I also am attending my first REIA meeting on the 9th so I now know I’m on the right track!

Great sponsors will have a track record of solid returns over time.4.

I figured if I go ahead and do the leg work now and put together a quick reference list of cost effective items that will enhance the quality of my rental, it will save me time and money later when needing to do the actual renovations/updates.I'm tracking that markets/locations can vary with styles as well as people's personal preferences etc.Does anyone have a list that they wouldn't mind sharing of what particular items have been your go to when updating your units?

So, slowly, they under-cut each other over time until consumer offered rates fall to where they "should" be if you just think it tracks 1-to-1 with mortgage backed securities or t-notes (or whatever you believe it is "pegged" to, as if we didn't live in a capitalist society).

This can be in a separate account or if you are disciplined enough can just be kept track of in a budgeting spreadsheet.Hope this helps a bit and I apologize if I misunderstood your question.

She gave us a sheet to track detector inspections and extinguisher maintenance/inspection (I suspect there is an app that could do the same thing more reliably). 

Haven't been able to track down an audio book version of this one though.

Innago.com has been a real help to us to keep our apps, tenants, leases, properties, maintenance request tracking, and rent collection in one place.