I'm still in the process of creating it, but here is a link if you're interested in seeing what can be done with their software. www.eastshoreinvestments.com (Admin: sorry if I'm not supposed to be posting links here) It's a $9.99/month subscription and an upfront fee for purchasing and hosting your domain.

I'm a Software Engineer in a tech company and I don't plan to quit any time soon since I loved this field. 

I would imagine the checkbook style account would also be more scrutinized for an audit risk, what are your thoughts regarding that?

My full-time job is as the owner of a software technical training/development.  

Understood, I agree certain tasks are definitely best kept for those that are well qualified, especially considering the liability in messing up with the IRS, but as I understand it, some of the VAs are quite skilled, considering they do lots of real estate work.For what it's worth, I did come across a piece of software that proports to actually interpret the receipt data for you...if I find the program again I'll post back.

They will determine the price based on local markets.All new machines have internal counters for auditing so they can provide you with accurate statements. 

Can anyone provide advice on the following.1) Property I'm selling is not real estate, it's an LLC that runs a software application/online service that leases residential apartments.  

There is more to it as to when amounts are payable, but that should cover it.Your escrow will be audited each year, reviewed, any overage will be returned to you if the balance becomes more than required, the law allows a small margin, like less than 10% beyond actual costs.  

With our HD cameras and editing software we are able create very clear images and videos.

I got tired of this so I developed a software that uses call tracking numbers and I can create "blacklists" that block the numbers.