I am just getting started with QuickBooks for my new rentals and this piece is confusing me quite a bit.  

Congratulations on getting started and on your rental goals for this year, keep us updated on your progress.There are some great threads on the forums about every piece of the process of owning rental properties: finding good deals, acquiring, rehabbing, managing, and more!

Seems folks think you're going to paint a master piece with a paint by numbers set.One might know how to pick a guitar but they won't be successful in the music business unless they study music.What is it that attracts real estate zombies, is it the smell of money?

Was talking about that just last month in a Multifamily Executive piece Cap Rate Limbo: How Low Can They Go?.

But I guess if I offered a bigger piece of the pie they'd be more interested in working with me. 

If you could start your response with the following 2 pieces of info, it would help me (and a lot of others who think real estate is easy BIG and FAST money after going through their guru-course) :1) Annual revenue (pre-tax) of under $100k, $100k-$400k, over $400k2) # of hours/week spent for this incomeFrom my estimates, I would need to own 50+ single family homes, all paid for free and clear, and all rented before I can even start sipping anything on the beach and not worry about finding a full time job to support me in addition to rental income.  

Jermaine here  window screen should be on all window, in the apartment world a building inspector will gave you an ear full and two weeks to have screens on all Windows

All of my current properties are in Wise, but my parents and aunt have some doublewides on land in Tarrant and Parker.I am in the process of moving two smaller doublewides onto a piece of land I own. 

For those who truly understand all the moving pieces, there are reasons why they are not out there doing these in droves.  

have you gotten any new info about this company i would like to invest with them, but your ear is to the ground.