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Dooreuhn Cee
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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PM software that imports and categorizes bank transactions like QB for per property accounting

Dooreuhn Cee
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Have been using QuickBooks for accounting, Excel for tracking, and DropBox for a file sharing.  Looking for a Property Management software to consolidate these functions.  

Did an AppFolio demo today and love it (despite cost of 200/mo).  But AF's robust accounting does not include the QB feature of downloading Chase transactions and categorizing to a specific tenant's rent payment.  Buildium is cool, but didn't have this feature either (40/mo).  Both properties list transactions for reconciliation with bank but no further integration.

The problem is that all of my rental income and expenses are done electronically through Chase.  Tenants pay there and I use debit cards for payments.  Its all there, so it seems silly to have to manually enter this data for each property every month.

Any solution here?

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