IMO, you get what you pay for - - hire a book keeper and that's what you get.Want a professional that has a license to protect, hire a CPA.There's nothing special about RE accounting and if the person you're talking to can't tell you the class life of appliances vs the property itself -  W A L K (no run) away.I hate accounting, but it's possible to use the depreciation tables and file the 1040 and the Schedule E for yourself, but it's not recommended - - you become the book keeper that should not have been hired :giggle:

Hello,My husband and I are looking for recommendations of reputable contractors and property managers in the Montgomery, AL area.

I also have similar guides for Cleveland, Ohio and Birmingham, Alabama in case you're looking elsewhere in addition to KC.

With the current state of the economy, I am uncertain about where to look for a property and what investment strategy to employ.Please feel free to respond to this post or reach out to me directly if you have any insights or recommendations.Thank you,NikitaHey Nikita, if you would be interested in hearing more about Gulf Shores, AL and why it is ranked in the top 10 for best cities to buy a beach home in by CNBC, Fox Business, Southern Living, the National Association of Realtors, Travel & Leisure, and many more, I would love to connect.

Myrtle Beach, SC Tallahassee, FL Jonesborough, Arkansas Joplin, MO Tuskaloosa, AL Oshkosh, WI Odessa, TX Oklahoma City, OKI hope that helps! 

The area was booming last year, and it was the second fastest growing in Alabama only behind Birmingham.I don't know of any clubs, but if you want I had a really good real estate agent I can send you her info.

@Karen Margrave@Scott Trenchet al, thanks!

Hi all,I'm considering a multifamily purchase in Birmingham, AL and was wondering what the rental market is like there.

Hi, are you looking to sell the property for the potential of it being an assisted living or you want to convert the property yourself into a AL?

  I recently purchased tax deed in alabama and both people that are on the deed as previous owners are deceased. but the property is occupied.