So what are you best pros and cons for the software that you use?

A couple of key points of using QB desktop - that's what he uses so I can send (through the software) an accountant copy and he can make necessary journal entries, etc and then send back to me.  

Originally posted by @Marian Smith:@Kim Meredith Hampton I think the point is that a property manager does not add value daily, acting more like a combo insurance policy and a mortgage servicer...actual mortgage servicers charge less to service a mortgage and also take on some risk...whereas property managers have no skin in the game.No skin in the game because the software is free?

I, as the buyer, am seeking advise or tools on reporting/tracking/record keeping software or websites. 

Banks today have decisions made by computers and software, not people.

Type of property: Single family home, manufactured home, RV/trailer, multi-family (specify unit count), mixed use (specify resi v commercial unit counts and approximate square footage distribution between the two), hotel, casino, mobile home park, other (specify).Looking at multifamily, 3 or 4 units preferred but the right duplex might be fine.

Anyone using these two softwares together?

I have an education in mathematics and stats that turned into a successful career as a software developer.

You can also find softwares online that automate calls and go right to voicemail.

For example the best types of leases, the type of software to use for screening and setting up online auto pays like COZY or Others.