@Vincent FranzeseExcel is great if you have a few amount of properties.You can export the transactions from your bank statement into excel and categorize them accordingly.Quickbooks is not free but it has an advantage over excel in that you can quickly run reports comparing data and over several periods.It is not expensive also - I see the current version selling for $175.

You can also log into the OWA (Owners Web Access) and export reports in many formats.

This explains QuickBooks:https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/exporting-reports/export-reports-as-excel-workbooks-in-quickbooks-desktop/00/226860It looks like QuickBooks and Acrobat are Tabs and not Add-ins (same difference to me though).Good Luck! 

Import Export, Natural Resources, Farming 

Being that we are an AG economy and food will be being exported regardless we should be ok.

Couldn't you just find an agent with MLS access and have them regularly export listed homes within certain parameters for you?

Sharp contractions in personal consumption, exports, inventories, investment, and spending by state and local governments, converged to bring down GDP, which is the combined tally of all goods and services produced by our economy during the quarter.

@Jedd BraunwarthWith the sub-meter software I can setup to send a bill to the tenant, export CSV, etc. however the tenant would need to add that to the payment which I don't really like because I have no automation to check if the bills were actually getting paid. 

They should be able to export YTD financials (or last year, or whatever you need) from the system. 

Export it in h.264 web friendly codec and upload it to wherever it is you want to upload it!