The debits and credits are still the same, but the software that processes it changes, as well as everything that interacts with it -- ecommerce, shipping, EDI, financial reporting, CRM, etc.

That shipped is pretty much sailed.

I'd watch out for partnerships, as they say, the only ship that won't sail is a partnership.

Like Bryan said its always a good idea to work with a good firm that offers some type of training, or mentor-ship.

It's a tight ship!

Its been over a week since i ordered it from their website and i havent recieved it nor have i received any kind of order confirmation/shipping information/response from their customer service.

I cut rents on one unit for a semi peace keeper, but she didn't really manage anything, just a point of contact for me, she worked at a local bank and was very good with the public, so lucky there I guess.I have done more in low income housing than anything else and if you start out running a tight ship, it's no more trouble than some executive rental, ($1,200 rent) who thinks he gets a private gardner and talks to his attorney all the time.

Look at Habitat For Humanity, the client serves with labor hours and then is put in title with restrictive covenants with a zero interest mortgage.

But now i'm thinking it's time to jump ship and invest/manage full time.

They may attack the validity of the lease and those issues are stated.HUD regulations apply to lease terminations when housing is subsidized.A lease survives a purchase, except when a buyer purchases a property as an owner occupied home and 30 days may be given or a lease may be brokern with 30 days when an onwer has for any reason lost their primary home and has to take the property for their residence.....all state by state determinations, but you may have such exceptions.There are also other covenants in a lease other than just paying rents and if there are other significant covenants broken a lease may be terminated.