My CPA thinks the desktop version is the better Quickbooks to get.

Hi All, I'm searching for a CRM and signed up for the free version of Podio to experiment with it.

If you elect to use it, the maximum amount is $2,500 (there isn't a $500 anymore, that was in the pre-2016 version.)This page covers it in good detail - https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/tangible-property-final-regulations 

I'd go with the chrome version, it looks quite nice- it's linked here.

This can be another version of hard money.

The problem is that every manager uses a different software to manage the properties and I get very multiple versions of reports.I am looking for an efficient way to consolidate my reports, cash flow, compare expenses and manage my property managers in a better way then just manually inputting things in excel.

Indeed, 75 units for the free version.  

Though I wonder if REIT stocks (eg brg, stag, epr, etc) are just broader versions of crowdfunding deals and will have the same UBIT/UDFI issues.

You still check the box to fulfill your obligation to present all written offers, but you tell them about some mystical process wherein you calculated statistical P-values and aggregated the quantum flux capacitor at 1.21 gigawatts using a linear regression pass-through matrix (the Imperial version, not the barbaric metric version) to determine that only these three are likely to actually close, so pick one only from these three, or your home will have to be put back on the market and suffer the stigma of being a "problem property."

@Thomas Townsend The achingly sad part of this is that there might be users on BiggerPockets that use your product, have a free version, have the paid version and absolutely LOVE it.