You need a organized system to save and record your income / expenses.I save receipts to my google drive(Any online storage will work such as dropbox or apple drive)I record all my transactions within google sheets(excel will also work)I then make my accounting work easier within quickbooks(Xero, Stessa or quicken will work here)

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

This allows a busy agent to run their business more efficiently without having to purchase each little app or service individually, and then having to organize and make sense of it all.

Do you know any or an organization you can refer him to in order to locate an investor- friendly CPA?

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

You may fair better by looking for a CPA within New York State.The fact that you keep good records of your books is good as CPA's normally like organized clients.If the LLC is a single member LLC, there is a good chance that it will be considered a disregarded entity.Best of luck to you in your search for a CPA.

You can increase your premium to that level to make it more efficient.Thanks Thomas, now I have to focus on organizing and finding my important papers!

Again, I know there’s strong opinions on to have one or not but this is not about that… anyway, I am very organized and separate all Income and expenses from my personal bank account, and each rental.

Communication with the caseworkers and housing organization is rather difficult also.

My pillars for leads are BiggerPockets(paid leads and organic from posting on the forums), Reonomy(what I use to cold call multi family and commercial owners), past clients, referrals from clients, Zillow(my team buys leads I get investor ones) and a couple different referral sites.