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Property Manager / Landlord / Investor Software
I am trying to gather information on what type of software everyone uses/recommends for setting up the accounting and management of their properties.
I have read a bunch of reviews...but I don't know what to believe.
I don't need to have the daily management software (what rents are late etc) as much as I want just the accounting side of it. The management company I use, provides me with a simple statement each month of rents and expenses. for each property.
I want the software to allow me to expand from the 6 units I currently own up to about 50 units I hope to own in a few years.
I want each unit to be under its own "department" or entity.
Anyone else suggest something I might be leaving out.
Thanks in advance for any/all suggestions.
-Eliott