I was curious if any multi-property land lords have a good system (or suggested products) for keeping expenses straight and annotated throughout the year for their different properties.I have separate LLCs and bank accounts for each property, however when I go to export and classify most of my expenses for the year, I'm finding that I forget what some unlabeled (or hard to decipher) expenses were, and thus may be classifying them wrong.I'm looking for something like Quickbooks, but that can handle multiple LLCs/Bank accounts, because as I understand Quickbooks requires different user names for different businesses.Note: I have tried Stessa (and honestly, what it does is what I'm looking for....) but because I use smaller regional banks, the connects to the accounts have troubles several times a month, and I end up having to go back and manually import transactions anyway, so it ends up taking more time than it saves me.Thanks!

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You can ask your parents (or someone else who trusts you) to add you as an authorised user to their long standing credit card account (you don’t have to use it personally).

2) Never put more than 30%  is the general rule, but I say never put more than 5% or personally,    I say don't ever carry a balance3) Always pay on time4) Just a side no, don't get any card that has an annual fee, unless you're a heavy user, stay away from cards with fees. 

Thusly, this solution is for users whose one and only mobile phone number is a Project Fi number.

Realtor is more current, but I tend to find Zillow to be more user-friendly

I currently work full time for the government, but I hope to use real estate investing to secure my family's financial future, and to potentially reach some financial goals ahead of schedule by obtaining cash flowing rental properties.I found Bigger Pockets at the recommendation of a friend and coworker that is planning to begin investing in the next year or two.  

https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/Realestatedoru Best of luck to you!  

We are both interested in long term partnership, so don't think it will be a big deal if the first deal doesn't provide ideal returns as long as we learn from it and apply the knowledge on the next one.James, yes we are planning to use RE agent to find the property.

But most likely not a drug dealer (user maybe...but not dealer)Those folks are awash with cash and can well afford to pay the rent and generally do so on time and in full so they can be left alone to do their thing.