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}.  

Even if LNG did ever go through, the majority of the jobs created are going to be a the source of NG and at the LNG export terminals.

Quickbooks online might do the same so I would look into both.For quickbooks desktop you can export the database and send to your accountant whenever you are having problems or for reporting.If i remember correctly, Xero allowed you to create a special login for you accountant.I would find an accountant to consult about choosing a software and have him set it up for you and show you how to use it.

State's export business is $37+ billion and growing.

In a way reminds me of my logging days.. we were sending all our #1 grade doug fir ( or the majority of it to Japan in the 80s and 90s) private timber that is.. you cant export state owned or federally owned timber. 

This is not even taking into consideration the fact that the world economy is impacted so any little exporting these rural areas do, also face the same faith. 

They have great features - the ability to export the rent ledger, single and recurring charges and multiple categories, and automatic late fees customizable by percentage or fixed fee.Best of all - their maintenance portal.

They have great features - the ability to export the rent ledger, single and recurring charges and multiple categories, and automatic late fees customizable by percentage or fixed fee.

Or do you have to export/import the Lead data?

I could just use excel or something old school, but this is much more convenient & clean, costs me very little and I can export to excel quite easily.