We should start having some renovated units come on line in the next two weeks!

So the location has to at least lend some appreciation play and in desirable locations.  

I bought a new set of knives online for pickup, at the local Target, near my STR.

With the desktop version not supporting remote users, I looked into QuickBooks Online (QBO).

Where can I find a "Real Estate Tax Account Number" online for my property 

I like high interest online savings accounts better than the measly interest offered in local branches, but the online savings accounts I like don't offer checking accounts.

(OR, once I've reached $1-2M in net worth I can cash out and live off an annuity.)Not sure if I'm thinking about that right, but that seems like the two primary "paths" -- not that they aren't interrelated, but it's relevant because it dictates how much of an appreciation play / vs / cash flow play you're going for.I'm 30, I'd love to make "the plan" to hit "the goal" at 50, that seems achievable, but I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around those 2 paths/end goals and how to "SWOT" the routes for achievability.

Surely there should be some way of determining this online so I can then go out there with this knowledge and get more specifics?

I was wondering if you all could recommend books or online learning materials that have that same level of information, I'm really looking for detailed analysis on how to do things as an agent at a higher level of undertanding.    

If you really have a good deal and it is priced right you shouldn't care if that buyer doesn't want to play ball.