This will increase the asset basis and wipe out all the expenses.Not sure which version of QuickBooks you're in, but in QB 2014, you would create a journal entry by going to Company and then Make Journal Entry.

You can include the phone model and OS version if you like, but for the moment I'm looking for very basic data—iOS or Android?

I email them a fillable PDF version of the application form, have them complete it and email back to me. 

I use Rentometer and I have the pro version but I use that just when I am looking for a ballpark rent range. 

I guess you can use the same codes for both the knob and deadbolt, many be shorter codes (4 digits only).I am only using keyless deadbolt so far with non lock knob.If there is a cheap bluetooth version of the keyless knob I may use that, so the tenants do not have to enter code.

Now you can get on the MLS (realtor.com or whatever the local  version is in your area) and search for land. 

I use a 2005 version of that Software called Quicken Rental Property Manager prior to them bundling with QuickBooks. 

I am going to buy the audible version of "The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down"

Use the free version of trulia to find some basic info then take that basic info, burn some shoe leather going to the property and checking it out then go to a realtor and they will find you more info on it.My parents were looking for a foreclosure for themselves and found one on the free side of trulia and got all the info they needed this way.

It does not mention whether or not those who purchased the forms would be given the new version or if they would need to be purchased again?