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Chris Pomerleau
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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Accounting Software

Chris Pomerleau
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
Posted
Hello. Rookie BP investor here. My father and I own a rental property business with three rentals. We are expanding quickly and need a great and clear way to keep track of our expenses, income, and all other Financial aspects of our business. My research has led me to believe that QuickBooks online is the best method, however, it seems as though QuickBooks deals a lot with sending out invoices. The price of QuickBooks is also troublesome. With a current rental business and the lack for a need to send out invoices, are there other accounting software programs that are recommended for rental investors? Caveat: my accountant uses QuickBooks (probably EXTREMELY normal). Also, we may end up flipping houses in the future, if that affects your answers. Thanks for any guidance possible!

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