Here are some of the top reasons. 1) Lawyers love to attack those properties because they see them as a big pile of cash 2) The bank is a second set of eyes to make sure you have the right insurance, pay taxes, etc 3) David Greene did a podcast once talking about how someone hacked the county computer system, changed title, and then took out a mortgage on those properties. 

We've looked at the QuickBooks Pro Online version but it doesn't have the features we use in the desktop version. 

(Currently QB online Plus version, or Desktop Pro version) For the desktop version, you'll get about 5 years before support stops.

Hey @Grace A.Closed on a home yesterday, biggest delays one may see is in appraisals or if the appraiser is ok with it, they are doing desktop appraisals.

My accountant is Ok with this.I want to upgrade to the 20th century and keep my records on computer, but am unsure of what type of software to buy.

Right now my 2014 car has it where my phone sincs with my dash computer automatically when i sit in the car and my volume and call control and everything is from the touch of my steering wheel.

I digress but a whole lot of BP people that have little money and want to jump in the game should really look at being a transaction coordinator.. work at home .. and just pound the computer scanner and fax.. and phones.. its a great home based business.I suspect My wifes coordinator makes well over 100k a year..

If I don't take you seriously, it's going to be because of your credit/income/assets (both real and "on paper," because I can often make the paper reflect reality accurately) relative to your goals, not because you're a plumber dressed like a plumber or a computer programmer dressed like a computer programmer.

But from my own personal experience, seeing the world in person has allowed me to face the the brutality and beauty of humankind that isn't possible through a computer screen or book. 

Maybe next time just get a basic fridge for a rental and not an expensive "Computer".