@Jeff B.I have done spreadsheet exports.

It allows me to export my data from mint.com and import it into minttoreport to create P&L reports and track income and expenses. 

You are not required to maintain a separate bank account(if you purchased property in your name), however, it would be very useful to maintain a separate bank account for your personal activities and your rental activities.The reason for this is that at the end of the year all your income and expenses are grouped under one account instead of having to go through all the transactions in your personal account to see which was related to your rental.You should have the ability to export your monthly bank statements to Excel.

Pull the area your targeting and pull all closed cash sales in the last 180 or 360 days and you can export that data to an excel.

Largest Medical center in the world#1 Cancer Research center in the worldIf the med center was its own city it would be the 16th largest in the USEvery pro sports team except Hockey is here2nd largest exporting port in the country.2 international airlines have Hub operations based in HoustonAverage home price is 21% below the national average Rent is 28% above the national average

Also can go online and export your list as a .csv free of charge.

If not then I need to be able to export that to excel for uploading to direct mail service providers and to email service for emailing the leads and putting on drip campaign.I also need to be able to track the results of the direct mail campaigns and keep notes on conversations with sellers, set reminders for follow up calls, etc.I guess what I need is a CRM that can do all of this in one.

But running a P&L, exporting to Excel and dividing things up by the percentages would be easy enough.For your construction day job, probably QB Online or Xero would be the way to go.

They have some excellent tools for analyzing property deals which can be exported into PDF's to take to lenders.

May get some more LNG terminals to export NatGas around the world, not too far away from there.