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Picking The Right Property Management Software

William Davidson
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Hi All,

As we all know, technology always has a new wave that is always better than the last. I wanted to get everybody's take on what the best property management software is today. Currently, I have two rentals, with hopes to grow. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

Currently, I am using quickbooks, but I've heard there are alot of apps out there that simplify the task of being a property manager. 

I've heard of stessa, cozy.co, rentspree and several others.

I would love to hear what your take is.


-Thanks

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@John Warren Thanks for the input. I think hearing that you leverage both cozy and QB is great to hear and honestly builds confidence to do the same. My next question is how much of QB do you actually utilize and how did you go about learning QB to become a master.

@Kevin Phu and @Rob B. I appreciate the input.

Thanks. 

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