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Kurt Pourbaix
  • Investor
  • Loveland, CO
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Accounting Software Recommendations

Kurt Pourbaix
  • Investor
  • Loveland, CO
Posted

I have been using Quicken 2013 Rental Property Manager, but before I just upgrade to the current version, I wanted to learn what others are using and see if you would recommend it.  I have about 15 rental properties in 5 different companies, and I have a Property Management Company, so I don't need to track unit detail.  I just want to input the income and expense from my Management Reports, plus expenses I pay on my own like the mortgage, then print a Balance Sheet and Income Statement.  QuickBooks seems overly cumbersome, but could be a possibility.  I would prefer an online service, but many, like QuickBooks Online charge by the company every year, so it gets pretty expensive when you have multiple companies.  I think I am beyond using a spreadsheet.  Suggestions?  

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