*cloud

An example is buying a loan that has some cloud on a title but can be resolved by some additional research and work or hunt down a signature.

I'm now trying tenant cloud and really like the interface and functionality so far, but might give another a look since I have to advertise one of my properties soon.

I can sign purchase offers through Docusign, track rent through Cozy, take photos of vacant units, list units on Zillow, execute digital lease signing, take calls and texts through Google voice, scan documents, track expenses (Microsoft cloud), search for properties, listen to BP podcasts and the list goes on.I can run my entire business through my iPhone.

I once inhaled a huge thick cloud of mold dust when working on my lawnmower (it went right into my face)..

They add the problem of allowing emotion to cloud your judgement when running your business.Now you have to deal with that quandary........ screw up your friendship or screw up you business investment..... your choice.Personally I would do everything possible to take this opportunity to fix the early mistake of renting to people that you have an emotional connection to....... no way these people are getting back in my unitStop and repeat to yourself...... they disable smoke alarms and burned my unit!!!!

If you want to be even more paranoid, you can get that day's paper in some of the shots, and then upload them to a cloud service.

Cloud or Mankato.

Bottom line: Excel is probably fine either way.Once you grow enough to the point of needing a real accounting system, QuickBooks is the king, but I highly recommend the subscription-based cloud version QuickBooks Online over the desktop version QuickBooks Pro. 

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