Hello everyone,I'm a Software Engineer from the Bay Area, looking to start investing in small multi-family units in Sacramento for passive income, but am also open to SFHs for flipping opportunities. 

Was wondering if there are any good apps or software that makes it easy to track expenses and invoices, payments, etc when flipping a house.

To smallElec  $1,500Mgt software  $1,000Snow   $2,000Lawn  $1,000Management  ????

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What’s everyone using for property management software?

Your profit will be greatly influenced by buying the right property for the right amount.

1) Air-DNA; either premium version or free trial.2) An Excel spreadsheet that contains all the raw data from Airbnb for all the listings within a city (just like if someone collected the data manually for each listing).3) Other software/app.Appreciate your thoughts on this!

Granted I have 7 buildings and I just haven’t had that many problems and so far my only real “emergency” was caused by a tenant under the influence of who knows what who overflowed a portable washer he shouldn’t have been using in the first place and flooded the downstairs unit.

No support from the brokerage (not really), but the costs are very low and the software is good.

It's a good rule of thumb to follow mate.We always get caught up on the potential of a deal or business and don't focus on a "worst case" scenario.Experience has taught me to become a "Negative Nancy" first and evaluate the downside from a risk assessment standpoint.I would always get too carried away and am optimistic and easily influenced to believe in the best in people and ventures.Only to get my A$$ handed to me on a plate.Well not anymore... lol