Since I can't include expenses for my unit for tax purposes, I'm wondering how I should handle accounting for my unit.Should I pay rent from my personal account to the business account and then let the business account handle ALL transactions related to this property?

By your account it's the 15th of the month & you've already been notified of the payment issue, yet you are also upset that you haven't been notified of the payment issue.

The most important thing is networking, Bigger Pockets is great and there are a bunch of groups on Facebook I could recommend but, you need a local accountability and an REI meeting would be the best place to find good people and find someone to help find the information you need and someone(s) to be accountable to.

Account ClosedHave you connected with a real estate agent who focuses in the area?

I recently heard of a conference with top real estate executives that had a panel of 5 millennials.The millennials sat on stage and these executives asked them questions about where they eat, what they do at night, where they want to live, etc.How often is everyone taking millennial activity into account when making investments?

You are only accounting for $2144.  

I have been studying the world of REI for probably about a year now.

Or is it as simple as taking funds, putting in a separate account and using it on certain projects and paying back at the end of the term agreed upon?

I have studied deals and learned a good amount about the process.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Hey BP - looking to purchase another investment property AND want to purchase an owner-occupied house hack in 2019.