Each section is expandable 6)  Additionally on this spreadsheet I document rent collected, capital expenses, and capital improvements7)  End of the year send it all to @Steven Hamilton II Obviously there are many awesome tools/accounting software out there which make tracking expenses on the go much easier but if you only have 1 or 2 properties this is probably a good place to start. 

She agreed to that.Now the fun part of the story:I am using a property management software for my tenants to pay their rent online.  

Has anyone used or are currently using REIPRO software?

We have used spreadsheets and a few different apps to try to keep more organized but every year we keep accumulating more properties and we are trying to find some kind of software that we can do the property management and all of our books for the company in one program.

It may not be the exact same but more than likely there is someone here who has gone through something very similar.2)The tools are high grade and easily available: There are plenty of software that are directly mention or available on the platform for you to practice for free.

Can anyone recommend an REI Answering Service (besides PatLive), Phone System and CRM software that play nicely with one another?

The party would be offering a service.The property management piece was more of an example if there were no software tools in place and if there was a desire to automate the payment / crm process.

Shawn - I purchased $100 Turbo Tax software planning not to use it, but to learn what documents and numbers I all needed to show up ready for my CPA. 

I run a software company so decided to start building a platform specifically for RE investors to see accounting and analytics on their properties.

I have read many posts requesting recommendations for property management software, credit unions, funding sources, etc.