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Is it soon to use Property Management Software?
I only own one property, but know that I would like to scale my buy and hold portfolio in the near future. How soon is too soon to use a rental property management software? I figured it will be useful to already have systems in place when I scale, but I also don't want to spend unnecessary money in the meantime.
Also, how do you deal with tenants who are not tech savvy when you use a property management software to run your business?
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I have been trying several different apps to find the one I like most with the most convenient features.
Many of these will allow you to try a free version- I’ve actually managed a property for an entire year for free and it’s been a huge help.
Try these out and if you decide you like them you can always sign for a subscription.
1.) Landlordy 2
2.) cozy
3.) LandlordStudio