Is there a company or service you use that you can input the data and then have the owner paid on a monthly basis and it track the info in a similar fashion as if you were checking your online balance at a bank?

I'm not sure exactly how sub2 data shows up on a tax return, though.

But there is a bias using the data on the market because they represent the house that do not rent out, probably due to overprice.

In some instances, the online lenders have do not have Loan Officers but more of data entry folks on the phone.

Just like games have an objective to win it, you must prepare a "goals sheet" and ensuring every move you make leads towards those goals, which you should have a list of too, as games do seem to have a play-by-play nature to them.

To evaluate properties, I would need to see 24 months of actual income and expense data; and properties must be located in areas that are not low end.

I would have to speak with the contractor (check references and license) who will be doing the install to ensure that it will be installed properly as well as check into local laws regarding the upgrade, does it automatically become part of the property or when the tenant leaves will they want to remove the granite countertops because they paid for it.

VMware, Data backup, Firewall, Routing and Switching.

Up until the past few days I have been absolutely SLOGGING through mountains and mountains of data that I got from the friendly, helpful folks at the Torrington, CT city hall tax assessor's office.

The added benefit is that you can just give you accountant the data file at the end of the year and he'll have most of what he needs to do your business taxes.