Cash flow (how much gets deposited, how do they spend)Zillow's platform is excellent, their product comes with an application feature that will get you applications with credit reports and background checks.

Great to see you're starting your investing journey and seeking the knowledge on this platform. I

My thought is that he knows his information is bad, but his whole company and platform is based on never using debt.

Quickbooks is really expensive but some clients has too much data in there to be moved to another platform. I

Can someone explain. which platform is more updated and accurate?

Airbnb does allow links sent on their platform.  i

But getting a vast majority of your bookings from a single platform is also a HUGE risk that most people ignore because times are still good.

With so many types of customers, and with customers routinely falling into more than one group, and so many companies marketing themselves to real estate investors and landlords, it's hard to find just the right mix of software.Here's where I stand now:$970/year to Quickbooks Online, a platform I detest, to do a mediocre job managing my books. $400/year to Dotloop, a platform that hasn't seen a significant UI improvement in years, to help manage my real estate agent transactionsLogins with 7 accounts across 4 banks (2 of which are also lenders), 2 additional lenders, 2 major credit card issuers, and a property management company using appfolio, and no centralized place to manage them all. 

You will find some sound advice on this platform. I

I currently have a tenant in a home I am managing, I have been using Avail and as of recent I don't like the platform, I have noticed that my tenant like to edit the payment after the due date and that makes the collection date longer (Avail takes a whole week or more to get the rent in).