. - This way you don't have to constantly keep changing your lease wording... as it can get pretty confusing pretty quick when you start getting multiple properties with different tenants some with pets, some without, some properties you cover utilities, some you don't ........and then you have multiple versions of your lease out there - hard to keep track of that way.    --- Pet Amendment (addressing # of pets, size, breed, pet fee, that the tenant is responsible for pets behavior, what happens when there is an incident, etc.)    --- Utility Amendment (How utilities will be addressed, who pays, in whos' name, etc.)5.

It can do as much or as little as you need, it is very affordable, and if you pick the cloud version (what we use) it is very convenient.

I probably should have included a more robust disclaimer of what "soon" meant :)   I do not have a link to a copy of the version of the bill that the ABA will recommend. 

Buy the SPX if you can afford it or the ETF version

Hello all, (TL;DR version): How do you organize and submit documents to a prospective lender?

The link @Steve Babiakposted has pretty much all the info you need but if you want the primary source it looks like an "unofficial" version is § 250.511a and § 250.511b at https://govt.westlaw.com/pac/Browse/Home/Pennsylva...One idea I don't think was posted yet, that I might do if I was in your state, is to get a separate CHECKING account and use it just to hold the security deposits.As for the # of accounts, I'd say match your operating account(s) - if you have one operating checking account per property then have one security deposit checking account per property.

I have not had to run my newbie properties through QB yet but I do enjoy the new online version.

Unfortunately this is just the long version of IT DEPENDS!

I did my version of numbers. 

They typically use versions 2, 4 and 5.