Wealth is always invested somewhere.

This is why the wise are wealthy.

Talk about a culture shock!!  

Not when the alternative, STRs, could be easily shilled to the public as unregulated private profit-taking by a widely hated class of convenient villains, already wealthy landlords looking to maximize their parasitic profits.

We still put in used appliances.If I had property at Hilton Head that rented at a premium price to the very wealthy, I MIGHT remove that popcorn ceiling and put in new appliances.IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY!

Unless your really wealthy, some sickness will just take you out if you dont have the money.

Daniel LevineYes, "Tax Free Wealth" is very informative as Aaron Yates mentioned...As for Accounting in general:Books:- Accounting Made Simple by Mike Pepper- Financial Statements by Thomas Rittelson- The Accounting Game by Darrell Mullis & Judith OrloffWebsites:accountingcoach.com - There's free information but for $49 you gain access to videos, more reading material, quizes, problem solving etc.As for software or programs to "teach" you accounting I'm not so sure, but Quickbooks is a popular choice, but there are also free double-entry alternatives like Wave Accounting you can check out.

Some of our tenants are not literate in the English language, so those move-ins can take longer as we navigate language/cultural differences.

So on the left I build turn key then on the right side I use those funds to buy or build Apartments to keep for long term wealth .  I

Leaseholds are a throw back to the British system used by wealthy land owners to retain property rights and control.