Here's my canned response (which is open on my Desktop currently as I am marketing our latest vacancy):Thank you for your interest.

We had been using the desktop version of QuickBooks for two decades, and we muddled through with the basics well enough.

Ive had it on my desktop for months now looking at properties and comparing the maps.

My ideal loan: - No min. per door value (there are few houses in the $30k-40k range)- 30yr schedule, I can deal with a 5, 7, 10 yr balloon- 80% LTV, no seasoning- non-recourse, but I can deal with recourse- min loan amount of $500k is OK, total portfolio value is close to $1M- low origination fees / pts- desktop appraisalsI would very much appreciate some feedback on the scenario, your experiencesThank you,Adam

She wanted to sell me (and try to convince me to use) one of the QB Desktop resources she has created. 

Some lenders just do a desktop and can get your loan closed in 5-7 days or so.

If you are using QuickBooks:- QuickBooks Desktop use Classes- QuickBooks Online use Classes not LocationsGita Faust

I also saw the "works across ALL platforms" part (smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop, pc, mac, iphone, android) and was sold, which was easy of course, since the basic download is free, downloaded it and have been hooked for the last few months. 

If you're on an Android, you can use the google messages text messaging application(instead of the phones default), and then on your desktop/laptop you can read/reply to the same text messages via https://messages.google.com/ As a realtor who's constantly replying to text messages, I use this ALL the time.

@Brandon Metz - I use QuickBooks desktop for my construction business, and when I was previously into real estate I used QuickBooks for that also.I also tried Freshbooks and GoDaddy Bookkeeping for a while, and they were alright.