Nashville is a hot market for Rentals currently and it seems like that won't change anytime soon, and I've noticed that people are renting in Columbia and Madison quite frequently.

I grew up on the southwest side of Fort Wayne, which has been experiencing a lot of growth and development over the last 10+ years.

There are other solutions out there and I'd like to emphasize that people shouldn't jump to paying for a bookkeeping service that might cost 3% or more of their gross revenue.There is Quicken for business and Waves accounting, and likely many other software programs.

Surround yourself with successful like-minded people and you will get where you need to be!

So you'l definitely want to talk with a few people in this process.

Besides looking at the BP forums, I would look at any local meetups and see who people are using.

I'm buying in Brownsville soon, but want to interview quite a few people first. 

I find it better to research in person and ask people in the community to trully determine the feel for a school, specifically mothers. 

Buyers get spooked easily, plus every year the process gets more complicated with financing, appraisal and inspection issues (which can vary from lender to lender) that could be easily overcome threatening to crash deals without someone experienced in there herding all the "cats" (lol- elements) in the deal to a successful close of escrow.Also most of those comps you are seeing-maybe even all of them- have had a commission and some fees paid by the seller, and the appraisors are aware of that.I hope your home sale goes smoothly.

This is why some people will then offer you the money, or some of it, for you to release the Judgement.But even if you see zero money, you will have put the screws to these ladies.