My name is Jida, I'm a wife, a mother, a french teacher and an import manager in a import/export company.

To answer your questions It doesn't matter what kind of software you are coming from they are going to tell you to export your data and fit it in to their google spreadsheet.  

They put together a report and you can export the report to a pdf which you can add to your application. 

. -- chart of accounts is just the starting point-- rent roll-- tenant - invoice, statement, payments, credits, recurring rent - advance-- security deposits -- work orders - completed, tenant's call, --lease expiration -- email's - has also a mini CRM build in--as to owners - summary and detail, reserve funds, -- Get reports for everything you enter... create pdf or export to excel .

TripAdvisor is great as well but the biggest downfall with TripAdvisor is that you can't export their calendar so you have to manually update the other sites if you receive a booking through them.

This news just sparked my interest:http://www.reuters.com/article/us-paraguay-brazil-...There are many foreign industries, mainly from Brazil, that settle in Paraguay to produce goods and later export those products to their own country.

Texas and California together export and import quite a few items with Mexico.

Charleston, SCFor the past 10 years the economic growth has been in the top 40 cities based on the Milkin Institute’s reports.The major industry is manufacturing of transportation with Mercedes and Boeing investing in facilities in the area.The Port of Charleston allows for easy importing and exporting from the city.While there is a high-tech sector, Charleston is not as reliant as other high growth cities.Charlotte, NCWith the exception of 2009-2012, the economy has been in the top 30 cities for economic growth based on the Milkin Institute’s reports over the past 10 years.The economy is less reliant on technology compared to other high-growth cities.Instead it relies on state policies to entice companies to relocate to the state.

it can still be done but you need to really be sharp .... and of course its harder now that the Japanese export log went from 1200 MBF to 700MBF.. not as much gross revenue per acre as the good ole days.

Then, of course, it should be able to save and/or export this information.What have you tech savvy folks been using??