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If your time is better spent elsewhere whether it be managing your properties, finding new deals, etc. then don't get bogged down with using inefficient book keeping software. 

Academic medicine doesn't pay great (top software engineers make more), but at least Stanford offers this affordability program to help ease the pain of buying.To qualify we need 10% down. 

When i published it someone mentioned to me i need to use the % method to quickly analyze a deal, that i am wasting my time imputing all the details in my fancy software....So i am a little lost on what and how this works if someone could explain it to me. 

I also recommend you check out a budgeting software called YNAB (You Need A Budget).  

Oh and I'm a software engineer by day. 

Is anyone familiar with his software program called Buyers On Fire?

I don't have any recommendations on property management companies in the area, but there is landlord software out there that your family can market their property through.

We give our members a link so the one time cost is only ninety-five cents ($0.95) you then can set up rental requirements for your unit and the software tells you if the applicant meets your requirements or why they don't.

I'm willing to give up my weekends to help in exchange show me whatever it is that needs to be done.Bit of my background.Located in San Diego.In my late twenties.Currently holding a full-time job in software and wants to GTFO from 9-5.I've done some rehab on homes when I was younger.