You could hang your license with a small company that charges you very little and then do what I did when I started out.

@Wilson Lee You need to stop giving your renter the option, serve her with a 48-hour notice that you'll be entering the property and then do so, she is not in-charge here.

For instance, for my one a year charge from Google for the Google Admin Suite, do I set up a vendor account for that expense or is there a simpler way? 

However they continue to charge my account despite trying to cancel.

However they continue to charge my account despite trying to cancel.

However they continue to charge my account despite trying to cancel.

And for water/sewer, you can either install sub-meters and charge for usage (better way, but more expensive) or just come up with a flat fee and pass it along to tenants.That's my two cents -- hope it helps!

I am very interested in furthering my education in real estate and am wondering, besides the Bigger Pockets Podcasts and forums would you recommend Real Estate Bootcamps that charge a fee to attend? 

Most of the time it isn't an issue, but i've seen lenders charge fees for such a loan. 

So if you provide that service for someone then you are entitled to charge for your knowledge of potentially qualifying a borrower.