That is an entirely different question as well because it opens up a lot of potential robust options we would love to include.

All are great in their own respect but are just not as robust and intuitive as Quickbooks.   

When you have $7,000 in an account, it's important to know where that money came from.If you don't already have software, I recommend checking out tenantcloud.com because it is free and pretty robust. it can handle tracking your income and expenses, application screening, marketing, maintenance tracking, owner reports, and more.Sorry for any typos, I'm using speech to text on my cell phone.

There are almost-as-robust free services out there too. 

Equity growth in the A class properties compensates for the lack of robust cash flow for me.

We use Appfolio which has a very robust platform. 

I think that's why they struggle on the equity side and have better success on the debt side.Not to mention that most established investment sponsors have a fairly robust base of investors, and if they are doing their job well, a steady stream of new investors coming in from word of mouth and referrals. 

I have numerous lofty goals and a robust work ethic; I love strategy, finance, and real estate, yet I'm stuck in analysis paralysis.

Something fairly robust that can handle a few hundred units and hopefully do most of the rental process as well.Thanks

A robust economic base for a community can support cash flow over time.Thanks,Greg