You should have a main account for each property and then most local banks will allow you to create sub-accounts where can store funds or separate them into those buckets as the rent comes in.

I am currently building a dynamic team of multifamily brokers, mentors, and fellow investors passionate about the world of investing and financial growth.I aim to create a collaborative environment where we can share insights and strategies and support each other in our financial endeavors.

You need to create a relationship with them and dial in your buy box; otherwise just getting on an email blast list only yields you what was already passed over by the VIP buyers.

QuickBooks:  I think for normal people who aren't accountants, QuickBooks is not a good choice in my opinion. 

I'm from Mexico and I've been studying recently about multifamily investment in the US, I'm planning to raise a friends and family fund in the next year and I would like to know if it is possible to get a loan for a commercial multifamily project creating an LLC or what would be the best way to do it.I'll appreciate a lot your comments.

@Michelle Martin sorry to hear about all this:(As mentioned already, create notes - we suggest using Excel to build a timeline with: 1st column date2nd column summary of what happened3rd column copies of supporting emails, pics, etc.You can color-code the rows for even easier tracking.What has previous PMC stated about their mistakes & "fraud" repairs?

We have experience with 2 entities - one was a state rent assistance program, and the other a church.  

There are a few Home Warranty companies such as American Home Shield, First American Home Warranty, Choice Home Warranty, Old Republican Home Protection, just to name a few. 

If option 3 is not your choice, how are you running your properties and what methods are you using?

You must keep learning about various real estate tactics, financing choices, and market trends if you want to succeed.