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Updated 10 months ago, 03/19/2024

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Property Management Software - Rent Manager, Innago

J Newman
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Hi, I've become the manager of my parents' real estate investment companies pretty much out of the blue. Long story. Right now it's being self-managed by my Dad and a few family members. I know that I delegate this to a third party PM and my whole life would be easier, but for alot of reasons, I can't do that right now. 

My immediate question is on changing PM software. They were using on-site Rent Manager software. I live in another city, and I need access for me and my CPA /bookkeeping team. I can shift to Rent Manager online. I have a call with them this week. I feel confident it's going to be very expensive. My CPA also mentioned Innago. She hadn't used it but liked that it was free and synced with Quickbooks. It could help us to cut costs, but it's not imperative right now.

Any thoughts about either?


Thanks in advance!

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