I'd have to export the leads to excel then do a mail merge, too much extra work.

You can export to excel and remove any weird stuff that comes up.

Though we produce a lot of natural gas in the Atlantic provinces, most of it is exported to New England under long-term contracts and we actually pay more for the gas than folks in Boston {one of the more silly effects of NAFTA}.  

As a result, some CPAs will charge a clean-up fee when they're preparing your tax return and this will cost you more than paying for a year-round bookkeeper or paying for real estate-focused accounting/tax software (like, Stessa, digb.com, or Quickbooks Online) that auto-categorizes transactions and will allow you or your CPA to export filled Schedule E.

I bought a commercial property in 2015 under my company name which I do import & export & under 1031 exchange.

Our group established our business under Act 20, the export services act, and Act 22, the Individual Investors Act or Investors Relocation Act as it is sometimes referred to.  

I wonder if an alternative that might work would be exporting the transactions from your bank and then importing into Stessa? 

Does anyone know if FlipComp will allow you to export results to excel?  

Whichever software you use, it should give you the ability to track different aspects of your business and then you can always export the reports to customize it further.Many will tell you how to make money fast or use a software, but getting meaningful reports is another game.

I use Argus on complex properties, then export the output to my Excel worksheets.