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So what financial data should a business owner who was on top of things know within a few keystrokes at any time?

I would say how much money they have, how much money is they owe, how much money is due to them.

I would say those are the most important ones.

Welcome to the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast, our regular discussion with building industry

professionals.

This is Senior Editor Patrick McComb.

Today I'm joined by Tara Johnson, owner of North Bay Bookkeeping Services.

You can find the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast and the original Fine Home Building podcast at finehomebuilding.com slash podcast.

You can leave questions and ask, you can leave feedback and ask questions there too.

Tara, thanks so much for being on the show. It's a pleasure to have you here. Thank you for having me. So my friend and FHB contributor, Andy Steele, introduced us because he is one

of your clients. Can you please tell me about your business? Sure. My bookkeeping business

primarily serves contractors, small construction firms throughout the country.

I have clients from West Coast to East Coast, and I help them work for them 100% remotely.

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