Property Management Software

[Paul Novak]

I am curious what others are using for property management software if any.  I was at BPCON this year and a few people recommended Stessa so I just switched from Google Sheets over to Stessa.  Does anyone have any feedback on Stessa, pros and cons based on experience.  Does anyone have any recommendations of what software they are using and what features they like about it.

[Landon Mizuguchi]

Quote from @Paul Novak:

I am curious what others are using for property management software if any.  I was at BPCON this year and a few people recommended Stessa so I just switched from Google Sheets over to Stessa.  Does anyone have any feedback on Stessa, pros and cons based on experience.  Does anyone have any recommendations of what software they are using and what features they like about it.

We're using Digb and like them. Main difference is that they also handle taxes. I also looked at Qucikbooks and Stessa. I didn't like QB because it isn't specifically for real estate. Stessa had some features I didn't;t need and ultimately I also wanted tax features.

[Cody Cobb]

Stessa sucks. It lacks a reconciliation feature, so it's impossible to fix transaction import issues. Their support is non-existent. I've reached out to my local group for recommendations on where to go from here. I have 5 properties, a mix of short and mid term rentals.

[Mackaylee Beach]

Currently, INNAGO has proven to be an excellent platform for my needs. It enables me to market properties effectively while also managing application screenings, processing monthly payments, and accepting maintenance work orders.

[Nadia Naviwala]

If you're doing short term rentals, then Hostex. I read about it on Reddit and have had it for a year - it does everything more expensive softwares do but for a much lower price.