Please recommend an accounting firm for book keeping and filing taxes for LLC and contractors for a group home (operating from Laveen/Phoenix)

When browsing through the questions around the rental property, I came across the expenses vs assets topic.I spent the last quarter of 2020 starting the conversion(Rough plumbing, rough electrical, driveway redone, exterior re-stuccoed, etc).

This month alone, interest rates jumped a quarter of a percent.

You write your big goal, then work backwards and break it down into small daily habits that will help you hit your goals, It has a spot for a weekly, monthly, and quarterly review.

I'm sure that approaching your tenants to tell them that their rent is going up is highly unpleasant because it makes you look like you're demanding more, when in reality, the tenant has unknowingly been paying you less and less, and for the most part, you would like to continue being paid the same in real terms as you were before.As a possible solution to tenants being shocked by a 20% increase all at once after a year of significant inflation caused in part by Jay Powell's printing press, has anyone considered creating a simple formula that takes your estimate of inflation for the next year and gradually increases the rent every month (or quarter) to avoid large percentage changes all at once?

You can pay on whatever schedule you want: monthly, quarterly, semiannually or annually.

Maybe you already do this, but if not, consider in the new lease a semi-annually or quarterly review of the tenant's financials so you can get in front of any issues they may be headed towards and manage accordingly.  

Maybe a quarter tray, if it had been sitting for a few days and the noodles got hard on the edges.

Find one who specializes in real estate taxation. 

I may look forward to your monthly or quarterly market update, but your mailer or text would be white noise.