@Ginger BrownIt is advised to have a separate bank account/credit card for just your rental/real estate related transactions.You want to keep your receipts saved into a separate data storage such as google drive / dropbox, which you are doing already.You want to keep track of your income/expenses either in excel, google sheets or an accounting softwareYou want to keep track of your miles with some sort of app.

I like the ability to collect rent by ACH or credit card and access online or app is a must. 

My goal is to buy my first property, I am new to this app and just turned 19 last month, but I have a good amount of cash saved up and with everything going on, the areas around me have made it possible for me to get into it

I don't like calendar app except for reminders because I like to see my whole week at a glance and I never found that phone calendars good for that.

Hi Everyone,  I notice the real estate guru's are using zillow to find comps on properties and when doing so they're using the zillow app, they're selecting "for sale" and "recently sold" into the fillers screen.

Can you use the Bigger Pockets Calculator on the app or must you use an actual computer?

Month to Month gives you far more flexibility if the tenant turns out to be a bad apple.  

I'm looking at areas near Domain, soccer stadium, Apple campus, Pflugerville, and Manchaca.

This way you can compare apples to apples and know what type of ROI/cash flow it will bring after you move out, which is typically a house hackers goal.

Because there is not a standard way to underwrite private notes, there is no way to compare apples to apples when assessing risk.