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Clayton Smith
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tuscaloosa
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Portfolio Tracking Software

Clayton Smith
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tuscaloosa
Posted

I have been keeping up with all my rentals with spreadsheets and I am starting to outgrow it. I have set up quickbooks to run my flipping business. But it doesn't look like quickbooks can give me everything I want as far as metrics. 

I am looking for a software to help manage my portfolio. I want one that will keep up with my profit or loss for each of my properties and will give me an snapshot of my overall portfolio with ROI and IRR. I would like it to be able to track it by the amount left in a deal not just purchase price if possible. Also, would be great if I can categorize my expenses and track cost based on vacancy, maintenance, cap x, etc...

Any recommendations would be very much appreciated. 

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