With over half a decade of working for mid-sized accounting organizations specializing in financial reporting, budget/forecasting, and compliance.

As the year comes to a close, it’s the perfect time for landlords to organize finances and take advantage of the many tax deductions available in real estate.

I easily keep everything organized in excel without having to pay over $1000 per year for QuickBooks.I have one business bank account (for Non-IRA owned properties) but everything is categorized per property in Excel.My CPA says every year I am one of his most organized clients.

Any tips from active flippers would be really appreciated.

This con job of a company took food out of my children's mouths! 

Some food for thought questions that went through my mind as soon as I read your post:[1]   Are there other C, C+ homes and apartment complexes in the very near area?       

But at what point did you consider yourself at a "tipping point" or at a good spot to invest in a 2nd investment property and how did you go about doing so?

I’d love tips from others in similar markets:What platforms or methods have worked best for attracting quality tenants in small towns?

Quote from @Shameka Henson: Hey Ya'll, thank you to everyone for so many informative responses and actually reaching out in text or callsSo I'm getting my first BRRRR ready for the appraisal process and need some tips and tricks.Some tips I've heard - 1. do Not put keyed locks on rooms if you plan to rent by the rooms (put them on afterwards)2.

Great tips.