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Tamera Shearon
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Software for a Mac

Tamera Shearon
  • Douglasville, GA
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I have currently switched over from a Window's 7 computer to a Mac.  I am in need of a software that I can use to manage my bank accounts, all my rental properties and transactions.  I liked the Bookkeeper by Mysoftware but I do not think this software has a DVD for Mac.  Any suggestions?

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Bogdan Cirlig
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  • Los Gatos, CA
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Bogdan Cirlig
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I was in same position few years ago. Qb sucked for me. I use mint for Mac to manage my bank and credit cards. And I use 123landlord for rei part.

Qb rental property manager is a bum. Read Amazon reviews of it. Terrible.

Or install parallels for Mac and run windows inside the Mac OS. Allows you to keep your win software. Works like charm.

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