Some allow for inclusion of management fees and overhead fees and some don't.Even if you have standard leases, sometimes tenants (especially ones with a strong negotiating position), will negotiate caps on their expenses and even negotiate out some of the expenses.There is software out there that handles all of this, but if all you have is an 11,000 SF shopping center, I'm guessing it's going to be cost prohibitive to buy it.The main advice I can give is to write down everything single category of expense you plan on billing for and see if your lease form (or forms) allows for you to bill for it (or says you can't bill for it).

Hey everyone,I'm wondering if it's possible to use Yardi just for the accounting features, while using a different piece of software like Buildium or AppFolio for the rest of my property management needs.

I am looking for the best software to manage and organize them by each property to include expenses and income as well as a way to keep track of spending and receipts.

Can someone recommend a handheld tool that allows me to quickly measure square feet and linear feet and then transfers that data very easily to an app or software so that I can see the dimensions? 

Can someone recommend a handheld tool that allows me to quickly measure square feet and linear feet and then transfers that data very easily to an app or software so that I can see the dimensions?

Can someone recommend a handheld tool that allows me to quickly measure square feet and linear feet and then transfers that data very easily to an app or software so that I can see the dimensions?

Does the software work?....

And is property management software worth it if so which ones?

My name is Logan McCaughan and I am a 25 y.o. professional (software developer) from Charlottesville area looking to get my feet wet with real estate investing.

I would like to know about layout software.