Especially if the expense is a piece of equipment that is used for your business as a whole and not just one property.If I am wanting to buy equipment for the business, say a computer or software or a lawnmower, that is not directly related to a particular property - Is it ok to pay for it with my personal account and write it off and not pierce the veil?

@Cara Powers i have debated about swapping to quickbooks online if i out source bookkeeping. i would still like the ability to pull reports and look at numbers without having to go to my bookkeeper. however i just paid to update to QB 2020 desktop, and in general i always prefer desktop software as i do a lot of work without internent connections (on airplanes).

Utilize firewalls to make it difficult for hackers to view your activity on your website or contact an IT professional to audit your website to make sure it is secure.  

I'm having a hard time deciding which property management software to go with.

There are tons of easy ways to find the LLC owner, especially when using some free and paid softwares but to get an individual tied to the LLC is next to impossible.

Not exactly a wholesale question, but figured the wholesale forum would have followers that are savvy with Propstream.I've been getting familiar with the software by doing research on local properties.

If you are going to do E-Leasing without a property management software, DocuSign will let you do up to 5 without a paid subscription.All the best!

@Nathan SmithDude go to Ohio State and major in mechanical/electrical/chemical/software engineering.

However, they can’t do the study for a number of months and I need it quite soon.Software estimates put the amounts much lower around $50k.Any thoughts on the software versus the engineer?

But I'd love to hear about the things I should consider here - including operating system compatibility with apps/software you use.