Your best hope might be a good basement unit, but you probably won't cover all your expenses with it

We've had tenants request such when they were applying for housing assistance or other assistance with their living expenses or educational expenses.

On some level you need someone to data enter but on the other you need someone who is knowledgeable about construction to help you make the allocations between capital repairs and expenses. 

This may help me and other out who read.Income in (Job no investments) $2,200/moIncome out - all expenses - $210 student/auto + $1,150 (all mortgages) = $1,360 Living exp vary $550-$700/moPotential income (planned to be realized fully starting february) Duplex 1 - Lower $1,100 Upper $750 = $1850Duplex 2 - $500 per side = $1,000Duplex 3 (turnkey 1 rented, other filled by foy - $400 + $525 = $925Totaling = $2,775 All buildings have new roofs, and will have new hvac.

I urge you to learn more because you are going to learn the hard(expensive)  way if not. 

My investing partner and I both have our own separate LLCs, but we want to partner on a deal 50/50 and both have visibility to the all profits/costs/expenses in the bank account. 

To easily have simple calculations be performed like expenses and such?

For the most part, if it is reasonable for the rental it is deductible (technically the rule is ordinary and necessary, but for practical purposes it is that the expense is reasonable).

My pet peeve is leaky pneumatic airguns which require a hose, power cord (power) and a noisy, clunky expensive compressor.

Hi, I have a large unexpected expense on one my rehabs and I'm trying to keep my costs as low as possible on other items.