But, because it is not catered directly to RE, there is more in there than you may need, and/or the user interface may not be as streamlined.You can find many many how-to's to optimize QB for rental properties, like this thread https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/590160-how-to-setup-quickbooks-for-personal-rental-portfolio

However, I visited the site and the user interface looks like it hasn't been updated since 2004.

It has a pretty modern user interface which works well with my tenant demographic, mostly young professionals.

@Richie StephensonJust browse this forum.

They have a really cool interface for taking care of maintenance issues that I believe works well for your A and B class properties. 

There is no silly question, but most answers can be found by browsing the forums! 

Just browsing at recent sales, I'm not seeing many that would justify a $150k ARV.

Bored and careless realtors browsing wrecked my experience. 

I will browse for a while so I learn more...

And now I am planning to do long-distance investing, maybe in Texas since I went to school there, but of course open to recommendations.Thank you for reading so far, and here is my first question: Today I followed the beginner guide and went to loopnet.com to browse some deals.