When using Quickbook online to handle property purchase or loan refinance, I created the following accounts to handle two major set of cost:For Cost Set 1: Title related like title transfer tax, etc.

It adds a little friction, but it’s been cheaper than dealing with an eviction.For those of you with more units or operating in multiple states, how are you handling screening and verification?

I might ask my tax person to assist this year.

Fellow hosts, curious how others in this community handle the moments when something goes wrong mid-stay.I self-manage a few properties while having a FT job in tech that takes 60+hrs a week.

Hey BiggerPockets community,One thing I always like to ask other investors is: have you ever had a contractor or sub walk off mid-project, and how did you handle it?

Option 3 depends on whether the lender actually provides good data (mine doesn't always).For those of you managing 5+ properties — how do you handle this?

I’m also curious how groups are handling quality control today.

Quick question for the private lenders in here:When you're managing investor capital (deposits, withdrawals, interest calculations, statements), are you typically handling that in QuickBooks?

Should I allow a personal injury attorney's office to inspect my staircase in my rental property?

I am getting mixed messages from every insurance person I talk to and the law person who assisted me with setting up LLCs retired.