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Bradley Kirschbaum
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Comparing Rental Management Software

Bradley Kirschbaum
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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In regards to DIY multifamily property management, I've been taking a look at multiple software companies that offer solutions such as rent tracking, rental payment portals, fix-it request, etc. Usually, these are accessed for a monthly or yearly fee. I'm wondering if one or two programs are regarded as more popular here at BP, and if there are any bad deals (overcharging, weak software, bad capabilities) to look out for. I took a look at the programs that BP has as affiliates that offer discounts to Pro members, and started my education there. TIA!

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@Bradley Kirschbaum you could look into Cozy.co or Avail.co, if it's only for a few rentals or units. Both are relatively cheap to use. I believe they only charge a small fee for rent payments and reports.

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