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Updated over 13 years ago on . Most recent reply
Property management software
Can anyone please recommend a quality, but inexpensive property management software package? I am use to Yardi at work, but a small fry like me cannot afford a program like that. I have QB Pro 2008, but I cannot find a good guide to setting it up for property management.
Thank you.
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If you want to keep things simple - avoid using property management software. It costs a lot to set up. When changes are made the updates cost a lot to keep current.. Most generate tons of worthless reports. As an investor when buying a property I have to sift through the hundreds of pages and put it into a 2-3 page format that is easy to read and get what you want out of it. If you do not care for the environment - go ahead and get one of these PM programs. MS-Office seems to do all I need to manage 3 different properties with about 210 units. Others I know are happy using QuickBooks.