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Best Property Management Software

Ben Rishwain
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I own 24 units under 2 separate properties and am looking for the best property management software that will allow me to run financial reports for accounting. I also want such software to give me the authoritu to accept or deny automatic rental payments. What is the best and most cost effective software you have found?

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@Ben Rishwain, currently many real estate investors seem to pair together a property management software AND a financial software. 

Do you plan to completely self manage your properties, or outsource your property management?

Platforms like tenant cloud are great if you plan to grow and keep doing everything yourself.

If think you would ever outsource property management, it's worth keeping your property management software seperate and using a generic accounting system like Xero or Quickbooks. Kitt is also a good option if you want something to manage finances that's more real estate investor orientated. Hope this helps.

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