I'm an software engineer on W2 and she started as real estate agent about 2yrs ago.

I think the big thing is when you have family and friend influence of getting an engineering degree to change completely to a new role kind of gives you judgement all around.

I'm looking for a property management software that will allow me to upload documents as well.

Talking to some real estate software providers, they have between 300 - max of 20k paying users.  

What is the best software to use for a small portfolio?

I am trying to get the pros and cons of multiple property management softwares and was wondering if anyone has any opinions.

Yardi Breeze is a really inexpensive software that is user friendly. 

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Sorry for tagging you Carlos, theres no thread reply option.Mike & Chris have made some VERY observant comments.Relative to John's comment, the thousands of tech workers (mostly software) that have been layed off may not think the economy is in a soft landing.

Everyone has there own opinion on what is the best accounting software.