Also, I'm currently using Quickbooks for accounting and iPlum for phone service (like Google voice but with some more functionality, and I can see that someone is calling my "business" line so I know how to pick up).

I have a slight broken gutter in the back so that may turn some people off (it's not hanging down just slightly broken and off by a few inches but definitely noticeable), it is an easy fix and I plan on having someone fix it this week.  

Make sure the accountant you select provides tax strategies and that you feel comfortable talking to them because you may be on the phone with them on a monthly basis. 

Yes, I get the random "we buy ugly houses" general mailer, but not the phone calls and personal notices (including two handwritten). 

Using my common 20/80% if can be broken down further as  11/9% for project management and 40/40% on the capital.. 

If it's an attached home and I'm not able to inspect the entire outside at once, I will do the back yard last.I also have a quick guide of things to check in each room:DoorsWallsFlooringCeilingLight fixtures and/or fansSmoke / CO2 devicesWindows, sills, and coveringsOutlets and switchesBaseboard or trimFixturesAppliancesEven these are broken down in more detail.

The fridge in Unit 1 is broken and needs to be repaired or replaced. 

Also, it's very easy to quickly find any of these team members online and interview them over the phone in one day.Please feel free to message me if you'd like to connect.

The guy you need to meet in here and talk to on the phone after you do is @Lucas Carl.   

I received a phone call from the loan specialist who explained I could not have two home equity loan products on the same property.