My opinion is using QuickBooks throughout the year (qtrly or monthly) should avoid sifting through receipts at the end of the year. 

. :-(  ..however I am glad I was able to spot a good deal sifting through many possibilities.

You’ll save yourself a lot of headache.I’ve read the books, I’ve heard the promises, I’ve sifted through the bragging of the infinite returns that can be made with no money down.  

I know, I didn't want to overshare unnecessary information for you all to have to sift through.

This has proved very convenient for me as she's able to get me info on properties very quickly, but she doesn't work actively as an agent, as she is also a full time appraiser, so I don't want to bother her to sift through the MLS for me all day long, and I'm more than willing to help another agent get paid if they can bring me a deal worth doing.

I have looked on Costar for individuals who have done 1031 Exchanges, peeped at alternative websites who act as either a brokerage or glorified listing service, called into my local networks, sifted through hedge fund managers, etc.  

I usually do this by sifting through the Registry of Deeds, probate court files or assessor records.

I see houses daily there, though you will have to sift through a sea of north city houses.

After days of sifting through sources, off market, emails, calling wholesalers etc.

Think about it:  If you have a 3 bed 2 bath townhouse in Woodbridge and list on Zillow/Craigslist, you have to wait for tenants to find it themselves, then sift through all the junk inquiries.