Usually you need to track each properties expenses for Tax Time, that is where Class Tracking on QBO comes in handy, but that subscription costs the most, of course. if all your properties are in different LLCs and that is how you plan to keep going, you could use QuickBooks Online's cheapest subscription option but you probably would have to have a different log in for each.You can connect to your bank account to bring in transactions with this automatically.One option might be purchasing QuickBooks Desktop Accountant and that will allow you to pay once and have the ability to make multiple LLCs, again all on different account logins.

Maybe I'll let try the desktop website on my phone

I have a laptop at home that we use like a desktop. 

As I grow I will probably integrate desktop programs (like MS Office, or OpenOffice, or Applix), to use MySQL as a backend, but this is only to make it easier for employees, or helpers.For data entry, and retrieval, usually a web interface to the database works fine, and likewise a shell program, or curses-style interface.For printing flyers, and addressing direct mail pieces, I use PostScript, and shell scripts I write to create the output.I am in South Florida, and I can say that this state makes a lot of public record info available in electronic format at the state, county, and municipal level, usually free, and available on the net.My website is simple, but seems to be working.

I tried that same link but I think it is only for PC.

Their description of "bulk" or "3rd class mail" was grouped into a more PC "Standard Mail Class" years ago.

I was happy to see this thread because I have been a staunch supporter of the direct mail letter.Then, I woke up one day and realized that I had never done a PC mailer.

Just a heads up...the new Safari is lightning fast (so far) on my pc.

BiggerPockets shows up nice and clear, as well... with no Explorer weirdness or add-on issues. :lol:

If anyone wants to check it out:
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So I'm looking for some advice from landlords who manage 30, 40, even 50 units themselves.My particulars:I use Quickbooks Desktop 2010 for basic real estate accounting and that's it.

The main choice is between online and desktop software.