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Jimmy Ready
  • Putnam Valley, NY
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Software: Which to go with 123Landlord or Erentpayment?

Jimmy Ready
  • Putnam Valley, NY
Posted

Hello,

Soon to be new landlord! Currently have a property in mind and the numbers check out. My question I am now down to is which software would be best/easier to use :123Landlord or Erentpayment. If anyone uses either of these feel free to let me know what you think! I am really looking for an all in one software. Payments, contracts, accounting, profit loss statements etc...

I have been tossing the idea around of doing other payment methods such as picking it up myself or having tenants paypal me. But I know my personality and I know once I get comfortable with something I stick with it. That being said you run into problems when trying to scale your real estate portfolio using those types of payment methods.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thank you.

Jimmy

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