I do not need the software to sync with my bank, as it is easy to switch between screens when recording bills in QuickBooks and then paying them on-line with my bank. 

I would call utility companies to give you an audit of usage per unit.

In regards to DIY multifamily property management, I've been taking a look at multiple software companies that offer solutions such as rent tracking, rental payment portals, fix-it request, etc.

—We use an Enrolled Agent to do our taxes, as we were often deployed and an EA can stand in our place if we got audited. 

I really need a good software program for bookkeepingb and not aure if I should buy quickbooks or a dedicated real estate program.

The IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide, that is ;)Better to have it done right using a forensic detailed methodology so you get the maximum allowable benefit without overstating or understating.

Currently, I am using no software. 

Hello,My name is Aaron and I am a software engineer in San Francisco and I'm looking to start my education and journey in real estate investing. 

Increasing the prime adjustment five fold and "artificially" raising the rate (especially knowing that your intent is to grow the account by doing so) would likely expose you to some risk in the event of an audit.

can anyone tell me what is the best PM software for small business?