No idea about nations.Here's a trick question, Ken.

Hey Josh — if you want something that goes beyond basic bookkeeping, you might check out Baselane’s platform.

Basically, if they wanted to set up an air mattress and bring a bag with clothes, toiletries, etc that is fine but not setting up as a permanent residence.The advantage to this is that you never have to worry about having to evict them if they don't leave.

I’ve had basic court searches turn up things that never showed in a report.These days I keep it simple.

PRIOR to having potential tenants fill out the RentSpree, I send a basic Google Doc with a handful of questions to be filled out prior to touring.

If you only have one LLC and don’t need entity tracking, you could get a lower subscription and categorize your properties as ‘customers’, then units and tenants would be sub-customers.Simple Start would allow you to invoice your tenants (if desired through QBO) and produce basic reports. 

It’s not basic like some have said.

With the right planning, there can be ways to maximize tax advantages beyond the basic “passive losses only offset passive income” framework, depending on your situation and qualifications.Hope that helps—Indy can be a great learning market if you approach it carefully.

Even multifamily, you'll find deals where rent rolls are way below market just because the owner never raised rents or did basic tenant retention.

I bought a note from them last year and they basically held my hand through the process as I made a crucial mistake.