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Accounting Software Recommendations
Hello! I currently own three single-family rentals and just closed on my first multi-family property, a fourplex. My properties are in three different states and I use local property managers for full-service management. I have managed my rentals on a very basic spreadsheet (poorly managed) and it is time to clean up my accounting and legal structures.
Can anyone opine on a cheap and effective software for the accounting side of the business? I don't need all the benefits of an AppFolio since my property managers are already doing the heavy lifting there. I want a simple place to track my P&L's and tax implications like accumulated depreciation and tax deferred tax losses. The emphasis here is on simple, cheap, and effective.
Thanks very much!
Andrew Voelker
(Invested in CO, MN, & IA)