If not, spreadsheets work just fine.Our bookkeeping firm uses QuickBooks Online exclusively for our clients (100% of our clients are REIs).

The buyer would avoid larger fees from their accounting firm to pay for all the detailed reports institutional lenders require.Here’s how the deal played out for us.

I also know of several law firms who have not been paid in over a year then will not work for them any longer.  

It’s especially helpful if you want to pull statements that give you a clear financial snapshot of your LLC, which is exactly what you’re looking for.However, I’d also highly recommend working with a bookkeeper who’s familiar with real estate and who your CPA trusts or maybe even your CPA firm if they have this service.

Unfortunately with the wacky laws and regulations the city makes it very tough for success long term.

Local laws can vary greatly.

That site you sent looks interesting.While the content is indeed from a lawfirm in Florida that does leases and evictions, evictions are far from the only topic.

As a civil engineer and owner of a firm that works on a wide range of projects across Texas, Nebraska, and Colorado, I have learned the value of thorough due diligence before breaking ground.If you are doing ground up construction, make sure you understand what you are getting into with the city or county where you plan to build.

I believe there were some laws that were changed during Covid regarding the type of workers that need to work at these facilities which increased operating cost significantly.

@Greg MorrisSome law in CA sounds ridiculous?!?!?