They should also be able to set you up with a MLS search that you can customize.

If you are losing customers, lower your price. if you provide value, raise your price.

I can't change the law and it is here for now, so as far as my construction business is concerned, I build for hire regardless if it is an ADU, a custom home, or a multi family.We do need more homes here in CA, but as typical, the state and those who run it or so reactive instead of proactive and they typically get it wrong.

Hi @Manny Cirino -- funny that you mention Dollar General, Walgreens and the ilk -- I was just perusing https://www.matthews.com/ and saw that one-tenant NNN deals like that had extremely high cap rates, which seems enticing, of course -- the danger is that you cannot renew them for a long-term lease and you get stuck on a property custom built for their use.  

Usually if someone has an attorney in another state they work on the transaction or partner with a local commercial attorney in that state where the property is being purchased to handle the local nuances and customs there.     

You'll need to submit correct information either way - to a CPA or software.I don't see how it's like someone preparing your food (unless you provide all the ingredients, chop it up, provide the stove, etc) or working on your car.   

Hi All,I am currently managing and automating my daily vacation rental tasks through Airtable, which I have connected to a number of online softwares through their API's (Gmail for emails, Twilio for SMS's, Slack for Notifications....etc) in order to achieve my desired custom workflows, and cut down on time spent in front of a computer.I am now at the point of automating my vacation rental bookkeeping tasks and would be grateful for any help with the following:I would like to automatically create a QuickBooks Online Invoice for each customer as soon as they pay for the reservation.

I know has been very worth my while to pay for buildium property managment software (not affiliated other than as a customer).

If the repair is done by some screw up, then you have no recourse later as you were not the customer who contracted with them for the work.

I believe independent advisors should act much more like teachers rather than customer service reps or salesmen.