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Daulton H.
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5 Properties, 3 LLCs, Quickbooks or stay with a spread sheet?

Daulton H.
  • Rental Property Investor
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We are still small, when will I know if it is time to invest in a better accounting system?  Should it be based on gross income or number of units? Thanks all.

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Carl Fischer
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Carl Fischer
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@Daulton H.

Get QBs -easier for accountants to do your taxes, better if you get audited, better if bank wants financials, etc. I love spread sheets but switched to QBs in 2005.  QBs down loads spread sheets fairly easy but I am finally getting used to QBs reports and liking it more. I hired a part time bookkeeper to keep the books up to date. 

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