I leased up a software professional from Lake Murray (affluent) to City Heights (blue-collar) area - people are going where the rents are lower and we're seeing more socio-economic diversity in the lower-priced/blue-collar area.

Otherwise, get yourself a software/app to run your books and find a CPA/Tax professional that knows RE.

We´ve looked at RentRedi, Zillow, Apartments.com, TurboTenant, Buildium and others and decided Rentler was a good fit.If you search for ¨rental software¨ in the forums you will find a wealth of views on this topic.

Eligible property includes 1) Computer software that is depreciable 2) Qualified leasehold improvements property 3) Water utility property and 4) MACRs property that depreciates over 20 years or less.

We are looking for one record keeping system for both our flipping project as well as our buy and hold properties... Does anyone have a recommendation of a system that is good for both project management and  rental p...

It's an amazing software, but they're severely lacking in the customer service department.  

I wanted to post here to see if any of you have used a particular software or mobile application to manage your rentals.

If it’s a software that will.”automate” everything about PM I’d be skeptical because there’s a lot of moving parts but if it’s just a better version of cozy/tenant cloud then that sounds neat.

The two PM companies are using Appfolio software and I have heard the bookkeeping features are pretty good, as long as they are good at inputing and using the tools.

Any questions go ahead and send an email - We use a great software for running numbers to we can be pretty confident in our bidding.