There are a dozen questions in addition to the normal application data that need to be address upfront.

I like QB Pro because it's "scalable" - in other words, you might have two props now, but if you get a few more and decide QB pro is the way to go, then you've got to move all that data over.

Since it has unlimited data it keeps my minute usage down.

How you gain access to the data is a question.

Where are they getting the financial data?

Data entry errors are unavoidable, and it is humurous to see the same typing error propogated into a national site.

This is code-driven, meaning you do data entry by first inputting the property code, or vendor code, or tenant code, or...

Originally posted by "**********":Edwin,I need to say a few things before we get into a heated uproar here.On Edwins behalf, in his original post he offered to pull property data free of charge, and he came through with this for free as he said he would!

Yes, I do need to do this, but I am unsure how to find some of this data.

Others are looking at the basic data for a lot of properties so in that sense they check a lot.You will look at more when you are starting out.