Account Closed seems to have a good handle on QuickBooks for landlords.If you're looking for a quick overview, QuickBooks provides their own recommendations, though it may need to be tweaked a bit based on your requirementshttps://community.intuit.com/articles/1502157-crea...

Since each series is "rolled up" into the master at the end of the year, the filing burden is significantly reduced.

I am in need of a buyers broker and a listing agent that can handle my investment side with potential to partner.

With the number of documents you'll need to sign and handle for a typical closing, another couple to confirm rent/deposit/etc, seems well worth the effort of everyone involved.If it were me, I would require tenants to complete them prior to closing.

Be sure to take advantage of any write offs you can to reduce your tax burden.

He should have already explained this but, you need to talk to whoever handles the auction, I assume a trustee there.

It won't be long before the mom-and-pop investors are unable to keep up and everything will be handled by Property Managers or large corporations.

This approach reduces risk significantly.

I had 115 rentals and needed something to handle the accounting, accept online payments, provide tenant screening, and help me track maintenance.

Does anyone have any similar experience with my current situation, and if so, how did you handle it?