Your bookkeeping system can tag income and expenses with a property ID or use subaccounts to keep track of income and expenses by property.Since you are a sole proprietor, there is no issue with co-mingling funds and using the same checking account for both personal and rental activities, but, it is much simpler for record keeping to have a separate checking/savings account for the rentals.I have charged stuff on my personal credit card for my rental properties, because I get "rewards" for my charges.  

It's completely normal for a title company about to issue a title insurance policy to discover something during their due diligence, that you didn't see when you pulled a title report for the exact same property from the exact same title company. 

We have reasons to be a C corp (foreign investors etc).I've been looking to get into real-estate investments for a while and have had issues with initial funding.  

I could see that being an issue.

I lost my bank...they had a cease and desist issued by the FDIC for lending out of area.

When I reached out to the contractor he had no clue either because this is a plumbing issue.

With a proper contract and good tenants, I had no issues. 

But it is going to have sage green siding, white windows, white gutters/soffit, and has copper roof.The issue I currently have is the added green trim on the garage which doesn't exist on home.

I am looking to move out of Florida however so, this isn't to big of an issue for me.I have looked into companies that create corporations to use retirement funds as capital in a business (avoids the taxes and penalty) but not sure how this would work with real estate investing.Does anybody have any experience with this sort of thing?

If you're having issues making the numbers work, then this may not be the right deal for you.