Desktop Review - Appraiser goes off of MLS 2.

Here is the wholesaler's project analysis packet and additional notes below: file:///Users/mattkulpinski/Desktop/Project%20Analysis%20Packet%20-%201018%20Steves%20Ave.pdfSQ FT: 22123/2 upstairs 4/2 downstairs2 electric metersLot size: .17Off market duplex in fair north!

If you are familiar with the software that you are using and can generate reports(profit and loss + Balance Sheet), then it shouldn't matter what software is being used.If you need assistance making adjustments, then it helps to use the software that the CPA is most familiar with.I personally think Quickbooks Desktop or Quickbooks online are the most familiar by CPA's.Best of luck.

An effective marketing machine requires more than just having a desk top printer and a list, just as it takes more than a wrench and an owner's manual to tune up a car.Hope that helps!

We switched to Quickbooks Online this year, and imported about 10 years from Quickbooks desktop.

Currently I am using Quickbooks Pro 2018 for Desktop.  

Is there a desktop version? 

A desktop application (such as quickbooks) is needed for quick data entry and flexibility in case we make any mistakes.

We did not meet reserve (which we presumed we would not).  2 hrs later we were sent an email offering us an approved seller purchase price of $237,000 (+4.5% buyers premium & $299 tech fee) - they gave us 24 hrs to make decision.At this point we immediately ordered a 'desktop appraisal' - which gave us a value to the house (as is condition - which included the interior removed by angry homeowners - kitchen, baths, all lighting, etc - it was gutted - but not damaged in the process) - the appraisal came in at $300,000. 

@Scott PigmanI am using a Desktop PC.Am I supposed to quote the comment in a certain way?