I personally use QBO for my REI portfolio, personal use, and all of our REI bookkeeping Clients.Its reporting features and customize-ability is the best I've seen.Any specific questions about features you're looking for, limitations, etc?

They should be used for much more complicated things than this.Frankly, you can find a good Bookkeeper to do the Profit and Loss Statement for you, and after that it is just a matter of knowing where to put the numbers.Unless you have a very unusual situation, you can probable learn how to do this from the Instructions.But don't rely on software to put everything where it will benefit you the most.  

Most of my bookkeeping clients use quickbooks. 

So my rental bank accounts, payments and bookkeeping can be managed in one place, 3) it's a free platform.Eventually, I hope to be able to manage everything in one software.DM me if you'd like to share experiences or exchange ideas!

However, there are certain activities that do not require a license, including bookkeeping or arranging for repairs.

We’re running around to the properties doing various things plus book keeping.

Curious if anyone is using REI HUB, but also paying for a bookkeeper to handle it for them?

@Jeff Ausdemore The requirement is for bookkeeping/accounting for each child series LLC, not for separate bank accounts - that would be overkill, complicated and expensive pretty soon (with all the minimum balance, fees, etc).That means you need to be able to differentiate between income and expenses for each of the child Series-LLC.

The additional payments I have been making on this mortgage are sure to be lost or discounted because of how bad their bookkeeping has been4.

Book keeping takes time.