Frankly you could probably do both of them at the same time, since web stuff is only time intensive in spurts, just like real estate. 

So if I have a 3 unit that only uses one of my financing slots and my gross rent could be say $3,700 or even a little more. 

The word "Commercial" is right at the top of their web site. 

The downside is that you got to lift heavy furniture, scour the web for deals, and be motivated.

This is truly the best site on the web for real estate investing.

Plus both the seller and you would have 24/7 individual web access to track the occurrences on the account. 

@Jerryll NoordenThank you for the advice.I just posted over in the blog forum and I was wondering if anyone could help me out with some referrals for web hosts and site designers.Do you have any suggestions?

Hey all,I'm categorizing this as a software question rather than an accounting question, but it could be both.I've been using Quickbooks to do by book keeping (Mac), but am looking at moving to a web-based tool for the benefits of mobile features, etc.

I have access to another tool that does a much better job of the estimating and management tasks, but I don't have enough projects per year to justify the expense.My biggest concern about web-based tools is that I don't always have  access to a fast Internet.

For what you're looking for, there are web-based services and excel-based solutions.