Initially I was going to use quick books but have read about a few programs tailored to rentals.

A technique to manipulate those that are uninformed and unwilling to learn :sigh:

Do you know of a bookkeeping program tailored for real estate, specifically for flipping and for investment properties/rentals?

More interested in growth hack techniques

I did a quick google and found a top 10 list of techniques.

(read more about it in the IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide)Therefore, if the storage units are specially designed and constructed as bolted units that could easily be disassembled and relocated elsewhere with minimal damage to the components then they are eligible to be classified as Section 1245--personal property, and depreciated over a 5 year period. 

If you've never used it before and don't have a good grasp of basic accounting techniques, you'll probably want to have your accountant set it up for you and teach you the basics.

Good technique for us smaller note holders to recapitalize while keeping the tail end of the notes as bonus.Overall I could have skipped this event but the networking was pleasant.

As a young lawyer I attended a lot of networking events to get the lay of the land and I have found that the techniques are the same, just listen because more experienced people who go to those events love to teach. 

If you do design build with someone you trust, you'll have more control over the process and have greater cost certainty earlier on in the process and you can then tailor the design to your desired budget.