Another vote for Tenant Cloud.

You might look at Stessa or Tenant Cloud.

Hey @Erica Lee, I am going to be the cloud of reality on all this sunshine blowing your way.Arbitrage is a tough row to hoe.

@Chris Carson Tenant Cloud is the best any day!

@Jodi A Tietz you can find a book keeper that can setUp a cloud based quick books platform.

That habit is probably what led to the pile of bills.Get your head out of the clouds, and start putting in the work to get out of the bad situation you are in.To maintain your focus find your "Why" and then get to work :) that is really the shortest way to put it.

Either email it or print it on paper for the contractors to update.You can export the costs from project to Excel to Quickbooks if need be.The most important thing with building a integrated schedule is defining a true critical path with tasks relationships to know the true finish date and how it is impacted...”Justin Case Pros: Powerful Gantt features, used by professional project managers in many industries, can export to Excel or QuickbooksCon: not cloud based – access problems James Bowie, time investment to learn, $589 for Project Standard 2016, not designed for real estatePodio – “We use Podio for both lead management and project management.

No need to connect to the lock itself, or for it to be 'online', the info in the cloud and on the lock are the same.

Our real estate business is pretty much all cloud based and any custom Python scripts or other programs could run on my iMac if needed.  

I have a form that details the deposits and any deductions that is sent via certified mail to the tenants so that it arrives in 14 business days or occasionally its hand delivered and signed for.What you agreed to in the sale agreement seemed a bit more clouded as I'm not certain clarity was provided, was the rent waived or did you agree to something else.