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Duane Ward
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Which tech works best?

Duane Ward
  • Investor
  • Long Island, NY
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My wife and I are a few weeks away from closing on our first investment property. I have used various software in my other businesses with quick books self employed being the most recent one. I like many things about it, however to me, its better for overall money tracking not specifying details of multiple streams of income like various properties, etc. I'm wondering if there's a better one for this particular venture of real estate investment. One that I can do overall tracking, but it also allows me to break out the details if individual properties so I can track multiple rents, etc. One that I can track expenses from the various tenants, etc. Is my best bet to build my own that does everything I want it to or there one people generally use?

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Mary Smith
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Mary Smith
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@Duane Ward Congratulations on your first investment property! We've been using Innago from the start they have all the features to help us track our rental business, including income and expense info. I would recommend that you sign up for a few free softwares to see what would be a good fit for you and your rental business. 

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