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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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Quickbooks or something else?

John Fahey
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Hello, 

I'm a bit new to the real-estate investing world and always looking for insight. I currently have one home that I use as a short term with a condo on the way. At this moment I am using Quickbooks and it's been fine thus far. As you acquire mores homes and need to separate and itemize per home, is this still the ideal software? Any and all advice is greatly appreciated. I'd prefer to start off on the right foot and not make a change later down the road. 

Thanks,

John