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Property Management Software
We have 11 properties right now and it is starting to get a little complicated keeping track of leases and maintenance. I'd like to change our ways before we become overwhelmed by spreadsheets since we are planning to buy additional properties. Anybody use property management software that they love? Thanks for sharing!
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I've used Appfolio and Cozy, then tried Roof a few months ago and within a week had switched my whole portfolio over. Haven't looked back.
It's my favorite so far if only because the interface is beautiful (magnitudes easier to use than Appfolio), but the customer support is also really solid and there's a great mobile app.
[reposting due to removal, sorry about including the referral link before!]