I saw other Property Management Software that seems faster.

They provide training, software, etc. 

Any reasonable Property Management software will help you keep track of all these regardless of what bank you use.

Depends on what you're looking to do on the software.

I need a software/tool that can help me collect rent from 4 different tenants in the same property. 

Here’s a bit about his profile and what he’s looking to achieve:- Alex is 30 years old and works as a software engineer in San Francisco, earning $167,000 annually.

@Dustin Swanson  Baselane is a  software with online accounts associated with it.   

For properties under $50,000 where HUD offers a flat $1250 commission to each agent the percentages are skewed but the number is somewhere in the minus $2500 + 5 to 6% as the minimum acceptable although occasionally a computer glitch(I assume the software was not set up for a flat fee commission) the counter will come back at minus $2500. 

Hi, what's the best landlord software to use?

I quit my software engineer job last June.