Larger industrial businesses a lot of manufacturing/ import-export warehouses and stuff like that. 

Some have ways to export data of motivated seller.

Just make sure that you can properly export when you are ready to upgrade/change. 

I think the analysis I made on the Rental Property calculator was fairly solid but I've been having issues exporting it to PDF and the new calculator doesn't have a "Discuss in Forums" button.

I have one tenant not using the app, but when I send that tenant a message via the app, the tenant gets it as a text message on their phone, and when they reply to the text message from the app it goes through the app (and is logged).You can invoice tenants for things through the app; you can also transfer money to the tenant if you reimburse for things they do in taking care of the property.I have multiple bank accounts set up to receive rent (or pay expenses) via the app; each property has its income and expenses flow through the proper bank account for that property.You can export your ledger for use in other software too.It has other features you might find useful too.

Piggybacking off of @Michael Plaks, you may find it useful to include his bullets 3, 4, and 5, in the description of the Zelle transactions, so if you ever need to refer back to a transaction, an export of all your Zelle transactions will have all the pertinent details.

Somebody recommended I start exporting homes from an MLS login in chunks of 5,000 (or whatever is allowed).

Somebody recommended I start exporting homes from an MLS login in chunks of 5,000 (or whatever is allowed).

Does it have property owners info such as pre foreclosures, vacant tired landlords or do i need to export from propstream?

I was curious if any multi-property land lords have a good system (or suggested products) for keeping expenses straight and annotated throughout the year for their different properties.I have separate LLCs and bank accounts for each property, however when I go to export and classify most of my expenses for the year, I'm finding that I forget what some unlabeled (or hard to decipher) expenses were, and thus may be classifying them wrong.I'm looking for something like Quickbooks, but that can handle multiple LLCs/Bank accounts, because as I understand Quickbooks requires different user names for different businesses.Note: I have tried Stessa (and honestly, what it does is what I'm looking for....) but because I use smaller regional banks, the connects to the accounts have troubles several times a month, and I end up having to go back and manually import transactions anyway, so it ends up taking more time than it saves me.Thanks!