For that 2%, I think of the story of Hewlett & Packard who from their humble garage, ran their business as if it was a massive enterprise because they believed one day it would.

I've considered:Hiring a commercial property manager (don't like this idea, but it's on the table)Using Thumbtack.com on an as-needed basisHiring an enterprising college student, and incentivizing him/he to learn REI and connect with me as needed. 

I'm not hating, its free enterprise!

And ever ask why these big corporations are all for "redistribution" tactic's and social enterprise?

One enterprising individual turned my rehab into a AirBnB for a few nights and made some money on it. 

It seems that I can't get a report showing a balance sheet by class (unless I have an enterprise version of QB).  

I have seen the same type posts, with the same vague ROI and NOI references.Most of the types who work at these "enterprises" were students once.

It's helped me narrow down what I'm looking for in a job, and that (as of right now) is a Real Estate Acquisition Analyst.After researching the experience that is expected to assume this role (such as Argus Enterprise and Excel), I'm having trouble pinpointing entry-level jobs in real estate that would involve these programs and give me the experience I need.

I don't use it specifically for PM purposes.Yardi (depends which model you are talking about) I personally love Yardi and had used the Enterprise, Genesis2, Voyager 6s and 7s.

I feel like RentRedi is perfect for self-managing landlords who have a goal of getting their management done inexpensively until they grow to the point where they need enterprise-level software or professional management (~100 units in my mind).