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Padam Neopane
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Soft ware for Book Keeping

Padam Neopane
  • Investor
  • West Orange, NJ
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Hello BP Folks 

I have been looking into book keeping software for rental property to keep track of expenses, income, record keeping. Can anyone share experience with Quick Book or any other soft ware. 

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    Basit Siddiqi
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    Quote from @Nathan Miller:

    Most of the above answers relate to bookkeeping, but it sounds like you may be wanting something specific to manage the rentals which is different software entirely from Quickbooks or Quicken which do not really help you collect rent.  BP lists some of these software options here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/property-management-tools


     Quickbooks can help you collect rent from tenants. However, I think if someone is looking for a PM / Accounting software, that there are better ones out there.

    You can do it through quickbooks if you set up the tenants as a customer. If you have their email address or mailing address, you can email them or send an invoice in which case they can make the payment via check or credit card.

    The reason i wouldn't use Quickbooks if you are also looking for a PM software, is becuase a PM software may allow the tenant to put in 'repair requests.

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