$39 for 5000 records a month exported I believe. 

Your advice or pointers of what you use would be greatly appreciated.The Fortune Builder’s Backend software provided the following items: Marketing backend that tracked everyone that signed up through your website Website creation (I can do this easily)Backend management of those who submitted date (I can create an export)Property evaluation and comp pullsRemodel Designs that include the following ability Creation of details SOW’sCreation of sku lists from local Home Depot or LowesInvestor, contractor, Buyer and other related Package TemplatesIn TRUTH the software backend looked very smooth.

All with no money out of pocket..in the mid 90's when export to Japan was really hot.. an exporter would pre pay for logs.If you could talk the land owner into selling you a timber deed.. the mill would put up 100% of the money..

Even though low income salaries will be depressed for the lack of low skill level jobs (due to the export of manufacturing), I am guessing that government payouts are going to increase substantially.

I exported those all over the world.

Available Quantity in InventoryCustomer SnapshotConvert estimate to a purchase order or sales orderAdvanced Excel export that can update existing exported reportsIndustry specific reporting (lots and lots of industry specific reports here)Inventory assembly items, Bills of Material, the ability to build assembliesInventory CenterLead CenterFixed Asset ManagerMileage trackingMultiple currenciesMultiple ship to addresses for VendorsOne click transactions (pay bill from bill, create credit memo from invoice, etc.)Price LevelsProgress Invoicing/billingReceive partially against a purchase orderReport FavoritesReport – collapse rowsShare report templates with Intuit communityInventory – reorder/rebuild pointsShipping ManagerSales OrdersSales Order Fulfillment WorksheetTransaction History PanelUnits of MeasureOne interesting difference is the ability to give someone a copy of a file that they can look at (like an audit) that isn’t your real copy.

@Seth Williams, I pulled a tax delinquent list and I noticed that the taxes were all 2012 once I exported to Excel.

Its a good way to keep information on multiple properties organized and it is nice because you can export reports in excel format. 3.

I use Argus on complex properties, then export the output to my Excel worksheets.

If you insist on using it, you will probably have to figure out how to export the data to Quickbooks and then produce reports from there.If you plan on managing for others - and particularly if you plan to grow your business - then you should consider moving to professional management software like Buildium, Rent Manager, etc.