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Kyle Andrade
  • Rental Property Investor
  • RI
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Best property management software

Kyle Andrade
  • Rental Property Investor
  • RI
Posted

I just closed on my first 4 unit rental property and I have been looking online for the best property management software that I can use to keep everything organized and provide a one stop shop for all the information on my rental. I know a lot of them offer services as far as tenant screening, background checks, and even provide rent payments to the owner through their software.

Was wondering what other professionals use as there are a lot of products out there with different features and what their experiences are with them. I only have the one rental so far so I don’t need a $500 software unless it’s really worth it and would be better in the long run seeing as I do plan on growing my portfolio in the future.

Thanks for the suggestions in advance!

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