We had reached a point in our portfolio size where spreadsheet tracking and then filing taxes became too heavy of a lift for everyone and the cost of doing our tax return was getting hefty as well.That said, has anyone had any success figuring out how to link property loans from bank online portal successfully into your Quickbooks?

Listening to multiple podcasts a day, reading books, and analyzing properties online.- I started small and grew.

The closest National REIA affiliate is Utah REIA in Salt Lake.Peter Ledger: http://www.utahreia.orgBefore your move find local group like Springfield Area Landlords Association (SALA) and attend a meeting of two.When you are at home NationalREIA.org has online videos you can watch.

If you want to put the deposit in a out of state/online bank, then you will have to furnish a bond.  

Having a healthy financial base will open doors when you’re ready to buy your first property.Consider House Hacking or Partnering: When the time comes, these strategies let you get into real estate with less upfront money and less risk.Network Locally and Online: Join local meetups or Facebook groups, and reach out to investors who are a few steps ahead.

This was back in April - when I look at the property online, its still sale pending with the other buyer who was buying for themselves and the property needed a lot of work.

We just listed one of our Garfield Hts. properties and will use the proceeds to cover the down payment on three unit seller finance deal  in Fort Wayne IN.  

(b) (1) In a jurisdiction in which building permits are issued, a sprinkler system shall be installed in:            (i) each newly constructed dormitory, hotel, lodging or rooming house, or multifamily residential dwelling for which the initial building permit is issued on or after July 1, 1990; and            (ii) each newly constructed town house for which the initial building permit is issued on or after July 1, 1992

You'd likely be best served looking for a private money lender, or possibly even using HELOC funds if you have access to a HELOC... maybe even a personal loan. typically RE lenders will want a $100k minimum loan amount. there are a few that will go lower, but $50k all-in i think just simply is too small. and your fees would be so outrageous on that scenario it likely wouldn't even make sense if you found it. 

Not directly related to the question, but what kind of neighborhood are you buying in- is this some kind of war zone?