Kashoo is the more powerful of the two due to the ease of forcing a journal entry.

I noticed a few weeks ago that my tenant stopped mowing the lawn, and apparently stopped paying their energy bill, because the local power company came over and took the meter and put a tag on it. 

Seems like there's a lot of great reasons to invest in Jacksonville, but I am curious to know what people/investors in the area think.Is there a good supply of class A, B multi-family homes on the market?

@Jessica Powers @Zach Zander In case neither of you found it already, the final product and numbers are all here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/31....   

We are in the East end of Waterbury, maybe a C+  area or hopefully a B- area.  

My dad, who has helped me renovate all the properties, is looking for a safe but affordable town where he can keep all his power tools in a garage and not be too concerned about someone stealing them.  

Although a powerful tool, the LLC is sometimes not the correct tool depending on your end goals.

We're already at the point in our national energy changeover to solar and wind power when it's obvious that it isn't.

FHA is definitely the way to go -- such a powerful tool!

I’d basically be buying the property in cash and double-close on it for my clients so they have the power of a cash offer.