I paid it off last year.I've had 2 others with same terms, but lower rates. 

Thus, the vacancy rate for this area is lower than 2%.

It wasn't anywhere near the magic ratio of 1.5 rents/purchase price but with a slight bump in rents and if they accepted a lower offer, we might get the ratio pretty close to 1.25 which I was ecstatic about in this market.

After building some rapport, he offered a 23 unit brick complex in a solid location on the New Britain /Kensington line for 300k down then eventually lowered it to 250k down for a length of 10yrs @ 6% and wants 55k per unit.

I'm building a duplex and using a lower cost builder who doesn't do any of the site work. 

I don’t ask for any lower agent fees when selling and she gets paid when I buy so it’s a win/win.

We've had one of the rentals for 10 years and after owning the property for 15 years, the frustration level has outpaced the value to me so I thought I'd toss out a question to the community. 

How do you coordinate that level of servicd from afar.

I wasn't sure if it's normal for people to work with a CPA who is in-state or not (I'm assuming most tax stuff is at a federal level with some differences at the state level perhaps?). 

Location is a feature in QBO similar to class, with one limitation, it is available at header level only, which means you are allowed to assign one location only in each transaction.