Sounds like you should hire a professional bookkeeper to manage your financials on the day-to-day or month-to-month basis and have him or her report those earnings to a good CPA who is knowledgable about real estate.

I'm quickly putting together a team of outstanding professionals to make this work. 

With my professional connections, I can get a lot of construction labor and materials at deep discounts, however I should plan for it.  

This is my first post and I’m looking to acquire a 16 unit apartment complex in El Reno, Oklahoma.I‘m located in Seattle, WA so I‘ll need a very reputable and trust worthy professional property management firm.Any ideas on fees, I‘m thinking 7-8% of gross rents?

Here's what our current format looks like:Each episode features an interview with another investor.

I believe they are professional tenants! 

I am new to Bigger Pockets and would like to connect with mentors and experienced investors in the DC/MD area. I have a deal ( in DC) that I believe will meet the BRRRR criteria, but need assistance with closing the d...

That last question is good too but I would not totally rely on the current owner and check with a local professional service or verify it myself.Who the hell is this guy anyway and why should I rely on his answer? 

Working with the right lender (and other professionals) can certainly make a huge difference. 

I really like this platform and I'm excited to learn more about real estate from experienced professionals but not only that; i'm excited to learn directly about all of YOU.