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Elmer Wayne Fisher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • York Pa
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Real estate Accounting

Elmer Wayne Fisher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • York Pa
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Any recommendations on an efficient platform to use for real estate accounting like quickbooks etc. ?

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QBO is great but expensive, overkill, and probably not best for getting insights into your business's performance. I'd also look into real estate-specific tools that might help a lot with set-up, compliant accounting, and better financial insights. Some of these include Stessa, REIHub, and others (feel free to DM to learn more).

I like Stessa for its simplicity and ease of getting real insights into the growth or expenses related to my various properties. With a tool like those listed, you can more easily integrate accounting into your rent collection and property management solutions. Good luck! QBO is not a bad option, just might be expensive and a bit robust depending on how your business is set up. 

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