Once I figured out how to set categories for my income and spending, tags so I could run reports specific to an asset (e.g. seperate tag for each rental property), and set up asset and Liability accounts so I could do a balance sheet, I was able to run detailed income and expense statements and balance sheets and rental property specific reports which have always satisfied my accountants. 

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From there it's point and click categorizing and tagging of income/expenses to their respective properties. 

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Not sure about the "Upstate NY" forum tag. 

Appreciate the tag @Paul De Luca!

There is plenty that comes with the price tag.

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I was very impressed with Tom's book and excited to be a part of his organization, but the reviews stopped us from proceeding as well as the 9750.00 price tag. 

The best part about it is it's easy to tag your transactions for each property with categories that sync to your Schedule E for taxes, making tax prep super easy.