It doesn't count gas, software, telephone, or any other expenses yet.

If not, there is software out there like Propstream, REIPRO, FlipperForce, etc that automatically download mortgage info like mortgage original balances, estimated balances, estimated payments/rates, etc.

The software also had a state specific lease as a template.

Hi, I'm looking for a bookkeeping app or any software that is easy to use for small real estate investment.I do not use Excel.... or don't know how... 

Didn't submit a reconsideration of value, just straight up ordered a new one. 

These vacant units under renovation are still under management, and still sitting vacant, so most software or "dashboards" will include them in the DOM calculations, and they can drastically affect the DOM averages.  

There's an owner portal where I can submit request such as changing the light bulb etc.

I did the permit runs / checks to assure there was no open permits, but as learning the hard way they did not submit any applications, thus none were open.  

I think if your tax return is simple(W-2 and a couple of interest/brokerage accounts), then software like turbo tax, H&R block will likely do just fine.However, when you get into investments(Real Estate, Syndications, etc), you may be better off hiring a professional.I think it is a good idea to match your tax profile with that of the professional.If you are a real estate professional, work with a CPA who understands real estate taxation.I also think people need to find the right fit with the CPA.I often find small real estate investors try to work with a large firm where their target market might be large institutional investors.

But the statutory redemption amount plus 3 years of ground rent plus the SDAT processing fee would have been paid when the application was submitted to SDAT.