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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Quickbooks 2014
Does anyone have a good guide or book in setting up QB 2014 for landlords?
I cannot find anything other than landlordaccounting.com. I just posted there to make sure it will work with 2014.
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
Most Popular Reply
Nancy Neville has one and I believe she posts on this site. Also Mike Butler has one. Just Google either. They may not be specifically for 2014, but there really is not that much difference from previous versions.
Also, if you are doing more than a couple of units, you want the Desktop Pro version, not the online. The online version has less useful features. You can easily manage several hundred units with the Pro with no need for any additional property management type software.
After about 500 units it's time for Yardi or something similar.