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Monte Blunk
  • Investor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Buildium for accounting instead of Quickbooks?

Monte Blunk
  • Investor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Looking for easy book keeping and accounting programs to help get us organized.  We have 11 doors (5 units) and are starting to feel disorganized especially with the accounting.  We are in the process of looking into a good real estate CPA in the Salt Lake City area but want to find a program that helps us organize our real estate business.

Does anyone use Buildium alone as for property management and also for book keeping/accounting?  Is it easy to use?  Any tips or advice? 

Do people use quickbooks and a property management software with small portfolio's?  It seems costly and they don't interact so would have to do them separately and learn both programs separately as well.  

Any tips or advice on recommendations for book keeping for a small but growing portfolio appreciated.  OR any recommendations on CPA's in SLC, UT area that are great with real estate portfolio's and taxes?

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