You want to be able to view everything on your phone or pc. 

Jim Key with Brink, Key & Chludzinski, PC

If the have  a PC just scan the receipt and email it to them.Or tell them they can pick up a receipt each month of they want.

@Jonathan WilliamsI use quick books desktop.

That's a big city thing we don't have, so not sure if you can do the same thing or not.We went with the bank desktop appraisal so our all-in cost for the credit line was only $300 and happened quickly. 

Their options are normally PC(Professional Corporation), PLLC(Professional LLC) or LLP.Everything is state by state specific so they should consult with an attorney on what entity is best suited for them. 

Currently I use a third party service where the applicant goes online with their own PC after they get home.

Desktop Review - Appraiser goes off of MLS 2.

Here is the wholesaler's project analysis packet and additional notes below: file:///Users/mattkulpinski/Desktop/Project%20Analysis%20Packet%20-%201018%20Steves%20Ave.pdfSQ FT: 22123/2 upstairs 4/2 downstairs2 electric metersLot size: .17Off market duplex in fair north!

If you are familiar with the software that you are using and can generate reports(profit and loss + Balance Sheet), then it shouldn't matter what software is being used.If you need assistance making adjustments, then it helps to use the software that the CPA is most familiar with.I personally think Quickbooks Desktop or Quickbooks online are the most familiar by CPA's.Best of luck.