I am in the same boat as everyone else as an investor and I don't like it either.

It does both accounting/bookkeeping and lets me track my portfolio's performance.That said, would I be in the same boat with QuickBooks: I have one invoice that covers both business and personal expenses.

Crazy Bob's Boat World3 acres of the best deals on power boats this side of the Mississippi.Crazy Bob will stand on his head and eat a bug to sell you a boat and trailer.Financing available--Ez Credit/EZ terms.

If your brother forgets to give you the property tax bill on your boat and it shows up as a tax lien, it's 70 points and 7 years worth of hassle - but that's my story not yours.Today, for me, 800 and 720 score get the same rate.

if they don't it's the boat i failed to jump onto when i had the chance.

However, major regulatory changes in either direction could make waves that could rock the boat even more...

Hopefully someone like me on the same boat and like to hear on how do you handle this and thanks in advance. 

@Joshua Manning, thanks for asking this question because I am currently in the same boat.

Hi Josh, I'm in a similar boat, I got my RE license back in April, and have been doing part time RE while working my full time accounting job.

I am in the same boat, living in California, and investing out of state.