Here is a copy/paste of the text explaining this functionality in their help document:"A bank reconciliation is a comparison between a company's banking records in Buildium against your "real world" bank statements.

Also you can use the search function on this site to help you find people in your area and get recommendation from them.

Eventually i'd like to flip houses because i love doing interior design, and i live seing something run down turn back into the functional beauty it was meant to be.So now thays out of the way,lol...i'm fairly young at just 23 right now and am looking into getting my realtors license.

I highly recommend you check out the search function at the top.

The Pm function is not working.. not sure if others have experienced this ..

I'm clued-in enough that I know how to run all the functions on an HP 12C, I can calculate an amortization (and depreciation) schedule, I can estimate before- and after-tax cash flow, and I can calculate IRR/XIRR based on assumptions about a property....But I'm also naive about some aspects of real estate investing. 

@Andrew Ramler, I am also in the camp about smoke alarms being the landlord's responsibility simply because if it doesn't function and there is a fire I am fairly sure the liability falls on the landlords. 

The marketing packet I sent to my buyers stated that all mechanicals and electrical were functioning perfectly fine.I stated that my rehab items were optional for my buyer.I didn’t have to do this, but I did, because I realize that some people want brand new everything.This investor has told me that if it’s functioning, then he see’s no reason to replace it.

I agree it is backwards and that is usually the first thing my clients question but that's how they function. 

But playing it safe I thought the Investor Psychology Forum would be a good place for me to begin sticking my head out of my shell.So back to Contractors and their vital function to your investment success.I hear lots of investors say I have my contractor or I have a crew ready to go.